On the So-Called Semantic and Grammatical Structure of the Sentence

Chapters in this book

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Preface vii
4. I. Studies in Syntax and Semantics
5. Sentence Patterns and Verb Classes 3
6. On the So-Called Semantic and Grammatical Structure of the Sentence 21
7. Subject and Predicate 39
8. On Case Theory 45
9. Some Thoughts on the Semantic Structure of the Sentence 71
10. Valency and Intention 87
11. The Sentence as a Text Unit 97
12. II. Studies in Morphology
13. On Morphological Oppositions 113
14. III. Levels of Language System
15. Hierarchy and Overlap of Language Levels 133
16. Notes on the So-Called Transposition 141
17. On Analogy and Anomaly 147
18. IV. Graphemics
19. Some Remarks on Revaluations of Redundant Graphemes 173
20. V. Lexicon
21. The Invariant Meaning of Derived Words 185
22. Comparison of the Vocabularies of Related and Unrelated Languages 193
23. VI. Sociolinguistics
24. Code Switching without Bilingualism in Czech 201
25. VII. Contrastive Linguistics
26. Contrastive Comparison and Other Types of Polylingual Description 217
27. On the Contrastive Study of Cognate Languages 229
28. Index of authors 243
29. Index of subjects 247