Lexical functional grammar /
Volume 34 of "Syntax and Semantics" is a thorough and accessible overview and introduction to Lexical Functional Grammar (LFG), a theory of the content and representation of different aspects of linguistic structure and the relations that hold between them. The book motivates and describes...
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| Μορφή: | Licensed eBooks |
| Γλώσσα: | Αγγλικά |
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San Diego :
Academic Press,
©2001.
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| Σειρά: | Syntax and semantics ;
v. 34. |
| Διαθέσιμο Online: | https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=91227 |
Πίνακας περιεχομένων:
- SYNTAX and SEMANTICS; Copyright; CONTENTS; PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS; 1 BACKGROUND AND THEORETICAL ASSUMPTIONS; 2 FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE; 1. FUNCTIONAL INFORMATION AND FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE; 2. SUBCATEGORIZATION; 3. FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE REPRESENTATION; 4. THE AUTONOMY OF FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION; 5. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 3 CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE; 1. TRADITIONAL ARGUMENTS FOR CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE; 2. EVIDENCE FOR CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE; 3. CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE CATEGORIES; 4. CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE ORGANIZATION AND RELATIONS
- 5. CLAUSAL ORGANIZATION 5.1. IP and CP6. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 4 SYNTACTIC CORRESPONDENCES; 1. RELATING CONFIGURATIONAL AND FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE; 2. REGULARITIES IN THE C-STRUCTURE/F-STRUCTURE MAPPING; 3. ""MOVEMENT"" AND DISCONTINUITY; 4. THE LEXICAL INTEGRITY PRINCIPLE; 5. LINGUISTIC REPRESENTATIONS AND RELATIONS; 6. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 5 DESCRIBING SYNTACTIC STRUCTURES; 1. CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE RULES; 2. FUNCTIONAL CONSTRAINTS; 3. THE C-STRUCTURE/F-STRUCTURE CORRESPONDENCE; 4. VARIATION IN GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION ENCODING; 5. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES
- 6 SYNTACTIC RELATIONS AND SYNTACTIC CONSTRAINTS1. ATTRIBUTES AND VALUES; 2. TALKING ABOUT SETS; 3. RELATIONS BETWEEN F-STRUCTURES; 4. C-STRUCTUREIF-STRUCTURE CONSTRAINTS; 7 BEYOND SYNTAX: NONSYNTACTIC STRUCTURES; 1. MORPHOSVNTACTIC STRUCTURE; 2. THE PROJECTION ARCHITECTURE; 3. INFORMATION STRUCTURE; 4. DEFINING RELATIONS BETWEEN STRUCTURES; 5. DEFINING NEW STRUCTURES AND RELATIONS; 6. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 8 ARGUMENT STRUCTURE AND MAPPING THEORY; 1. SYNTAX, SEMANTICS, AND ARGUMENT STRUCTURE; 2. CONTENT AND REPRESENTATION OF ARGUMENT STRUCTURE
- 3. GRAMMATICAL FUNCTION ALTERNATIONS4. ARGUMENT CLASSIFICATION; 5. THE ACTIVE/PASSIVE ALTERNATION; 6. LOCATIVE INVERSION; 7. COMPLEX PREDICATES; 8. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 9 MEANING AND SEMANTIC COMPOSITION; 1. SYNTAX AND SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION; 2. SEMANTIC FORMS; 3. SEMANTIC STRUCTURE AND MEANING COMPOSITION; 4. EXPRESSING MEANINGS; 5. MEANING ASSEMBLY AND LOGICAL 'GLUE'; 6. CONSTRUCTIONAL MEANING; 7. THE 'GLUE' LANGUAGE: LINEAR LOGIC; 8. QUANTIFICATION; 9. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 10 MODIFICATION; 1. SYNTAX OF ADJECTIVAL MODIFICATION
- 2. SEMANTIC CLASSES OF ADJECTIVES3. MODIFIERS AND SEMANTIC COMPOSITION; 4. RECURSIVE MODIFICATION; 5. ADVERBIAL MODIFICATION; 6. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; 11 ANAPHORA; 1. INCORPORATED PRONOUNS; 2. BINDING RELATIONS; 3. ANAPHORA AND SEMANTIC COMPOSITION; 4. FURTHER READING AND RELATED ISSUES; FUNCTIONAL AND ANAPHORIC CONTROL; 1. OPEN COMPLEMENTS AND FUNCTIONAL CONTROL; 2. RAISING VERBS AND SEMANTIC COMPOSITION; 3. CLOSED COMPLEMENTS AND ANAPHORIC CONTROL; 4. EQUI VERBS AND SEMANTIC COMPOSITION; 5. ARBITRARY ANAPHORIC CONTROL; 6. THE CONTROLLER IN ANAPHORIC OR FUNCTIONAL CONTROL