Coordination: Its Implications for the Theory of General Linguistics
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English Pages xii, 318 [328] Year 1968
Table of contents :
Title
Preface
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Summary
3. The distributional approach to coordinative constructions
4. General properties of coordinations
5. The treatment of coordination in transformational generative grammar
6. The background of the transformational approach to coordination
7. The relation of coordination to constituent structure
8. On the notion 'grammatical function'
9. Outline-sketch of a functional granlmar
10. The description of coordinations in a functional grammar
11. Structural ambiguity in coordinations
12. On the semantics of coordination
Bibliography
Index of subjects
Index of names
Title
Preface
Contents
1. Introduction
2. Summary
3. The distributional approach to coordinative constructions
4. General properties of coordinations
5. The treatment of coordination in transformational generative grammar
6. The background of the transformational approach to coordination
7. The relation of coordination to constituent structure
8. On the notion 'grammatical function'
9. Outline-sketch of a functional granlmar
10. The description of coordinations in a functional grammar
11. Structural ambiguity in coordinations
12. On the semantics of coordination
Bibliography
Index of subjects
Index of names
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