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Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance

Speech; actions, events and movement; existence and possession; life and death
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© 2006 John Benjamins Publishing Company

© 2006 John Benjamins Publishing Company

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Acknowledgements ix
  4. List of contributors xi
  5. List of abbreviations xiii
  6. Typographical conventions and symbols xv
  7. Preface 1
  8. Scope and contents of this volume 7
  9. The Natural Semantic Metalanguage (NSM) approach 13
  10. Part 1: Romance versions of the Natural Semantic Metalanguage
  11. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 41
  12. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 79
  13. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 111
  14. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 137
  15. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 177
  16. Part 2: The Natural Semantic Metalanguage Applied
  17. Sfogarsi 207
  18. Portuguese saudade and other emotions of absence and longing 235
  19. The development of a key word 259
  20. The French connector certes 289
  21. Francamente, el rojo te sienta fatal 307
  22. Towards a description of Spanish and Italian diminutives within the Natural Semantic Metalanguage framework 331
  23. Indexes 361
Semantic Primes and Universal Grammar
This chapter is in the book Semantic Primes and Universal Grammar
https://doi.org/10.1075/slcs.81.11pee

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Acknowledgements ix
  4. List of contributors xi
  5. List of abbreviations xiii
  6. Typographical conventions and symbols xv
  7. Preface 1
  8. Scope and contents of this volume 7
  9. The Natural Semantic Metalanguage (NSM) approach 13
  10. Part 1: Romance versions of the Natural Semantic Metalanguage
  11. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 41
  12. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 79
  13. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 111
  14. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 137
  15. Natural Semantic Metalanguage exponents and universal grammar in Romance 177
  16. Part 2: The Natural Semantic Metalanguage Applied
  17. Sfogarsi 207
  18. Portuguese saudade and other emotions of absence and longing 235
  19. The development of a key word 259
  20. The French connector certes 289
  21. Francamente, el rojo te sienta fatal 307
  22. Towards a description of Spanish and Italian diminutives within the Natural Semantic Metalanguage framework 331
  23. Indexes 361
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