
Contrasting Languages
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Content
- Intro
- Introduction
- Chapter I. What is contrastive linguistics?
- Chapter II. Tertium comparationis
- Chapter III. Towards a classification of contrastive studies
- Chapter IV. Three steps in "classical" contrastive studies
- Chapter V. Contrastive studies at various levels of linguistic analysis
- Chapter VI. Linguistic models and contrastive studies
- Chapter VII. Towards a theory of semanto-syntactic equivalence
- Chapter VIII. Contrastive Generative Grammar
- Chapter IX. Error analysis, interlanguage, and Contrastive Generative Grammar
- Chapter X. Quantitative contrastive studies
- Chapter XI. Cognitive linguistics and contrastive studies
- Chapter XII. "Theoretical" and "applied" contrastive studies
- Notes
- References
- Index of subjects
- Index of authors
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