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19. The Simple and the Complex Word. The Characteristics of the Concept of the Word

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Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Preface xiii
  4. Editor's Introduction - Karl Bühler: Sematologist xlix
  5. Translator's Preface lxxxi
  6. KARL BUHLER: THEORY OF LANGUAGE: The representational function of language
  7. Preface lxxxix
  8. Introduction: Theory of Language Yesterday and Today 1
  9. I. The Principles of Language Research
  10. 1. The Idea and Plan of the Axiomatics 17
  11. 2. The Model of Language as Organon (A) 30
  12. 3. The Significative Nature of Language (B) 40
  13. 4. Speech Action and Language Work; Speech Act and Language Structure (C) 57
  14. 5. Word and Sentence. The S-F-System of the Type Language (D) 81
  15. II. The Deictic Field of Language and Deictic Words: Introduction
  16. 6. The Psychological Foundations of the Modes of Positional: Deixis in Indo-European 97
  17. 7. The Origin of the Deictic Field and its Mark 117
  18. 8. Imagination-Oriented Deixis and the Anaphoric Use of Deictic Words 137
  19. 9. Egocentric and Topomnestic Deixis in Various Languages 158
  20. III. The Symbolic Field of Language and the Naming Words: The programme
  21. 10. The Sympractical, the SYDlphysical and the Synsemantic Field of Language Signs 175
  22. 11. Context and Field Factors in Detail 190
  23. 12. Symbolic Fields in Non-Linguistic Representative Implements 203
  24. 13. Onomatopoetic Language 220
  25. 14. The Conceptual Signs of Language 242
  26. 15. The Indo-European Case System as an Example of a Field Implement 265
  27. 16. A Critical Review 282
  28. IV. The Make-up of Human Speech: Elements and Compositions: Introduction
  29. 17. The Materially Determined Formation of the Acoustic Stream of Speech 294
  30. 18. The Sound Shape and the Itemized Phonematic Description of Words 309
  31. 19. The Simple and the Complex Word. The Characteristics of the Concept of the Word 329
  32. 20. The Functions of the Article 345
  33. 21. The Summative And 359
  34. 22. Language Theoretical Studies on the Compound 365
  35. 23. The Metaphor in Language 391
  36. 24. The Problem of the Sentence 407
  37. 25. The Sentence without a Deictic Field 418
  38. 26. The Anaphora 438
  39. 27. The Formal World of the Compound Sentence (a Sketch) 452
  40. Bibliography 475
  41. Glossary 486
  42. Index of names 492
  43. Index of topics 496
  44. Postscript 509
Theory of Language
This chapter is in the book Theory of Language
https://doi.org/10.1075/z.164.29the

Chapters in this book

  1. Prelim pages i
  2. Table of contents v
  3. Preface xiii
  4. Editor's Introduction - Karl Bühler: Sematologist xlix
  5. Translator's Preface lxxxi
  6. KARL BUHLER: THEORY OF LANGUAGE: The representational function of language
  7. Preface lxxxix
  8. Introduction: Theory of Language Yesterday and Today 1
  9. I. The Principles of Language Research
  10. 1. The Idea and Plan of the Axiomatics 17
  11. 2. The Model of Language as Organon (A) 30
  12. 3. The Significative Nature of Language (B) 40
  13. 4. Speech Action and Language Work; Speech Act and Language Structure (C) 57
  14. 5. Word and Sentence. The S-F-System of the Type Language (D) 81
  15. II. The Deictic Field of Language and Deictic Words: Introduction
  16. 6. The Psychological Foundations of the Modes of Positional: Deixis in Indo-European 97
  17. 7. The Origin of the Deictic Field and its Mark 117
  18. 8. Imagination-Oriented Deixis and the Anaphoric Use of Deictic Words 137
  19. 9. Egocentric and Topomnestic Deixis in Various Languages 158
  20. III. The Symbolic Field of Language and the Naming Words: The programme
  21. 10. The Sympractical, the SYDlphysical and the Synsemantic Field of Language Signs 175
  22. 11. Context and Field Factors in Detail 190
  23. 12. Symbolic Fields in Non-Linguistic Representative Implements 203
  24. 13. Onomatopoetic Language 220
  25. 14. The Conceptual Signs of Language 242
  26. 15. The Indo-European Case System as an Example of a Field Implement 265
  27. 16. A Critical Review 282
  28. IV. The Make-up of Human Speech: Elements and Compositions: Introduction
  29. 17. The Materially Determined Formation of the Acoustic Stream of Speech 294
  30. 18. The Sound Shape and the Itemized Phonematic Description of Words 309
  31. 19. The Simple and the Complex Word. The Characteristics of the Concept of the Word 329
  32. 20. The Functions of the Article 345
  33. 21. The Summative And 359
  34. 22. Language Theoretical Studies on the Compound 365
  35. 23. The Metaphor in Language 391
  36. 24. The Problem of the Sentence 407
  37. 25. The Sentence without a Deictic Field 418
  38. 26. The Anaphora 438
  39. 27. The Formal World of the Compound Sentence (a Sketch) 452
  40. Bibliography 475
  41. Glossary 486
  42. Index of names 492
  43. Index of topics 496
  44. Postscript 509
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