Chapter 3 Categorial Asymmetries and Functional Categories

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents VII
3. Preface XIX
4. Part I: Parts of Speech
5. Chapter 1 Representation 1
6. Chapter 2 Categorization 16
7. Chapter 3 Categorial Asymmetries and Functional Categories 29
8. Chapter 4 The Content of Functors 47
9. Chapter 5 Dependency and Linearity – Syntax 64
10. Chapter 6 Dependency and Linearization – Phonology 77
11. Chapter 7 Complex Categories, and Complex Parts of Speech 89
12. Chapter 8 Determiners and Attributives 103
13. Chapter 9 Names and Pronouns 127
14. Chapter 10 Substance and Modularity – Syntax 143
15. Chapter 11 Substance and Modularity – Phonology 157
16. Chapter 12 Contrast and the Segment 181
17. Chapter 13 Restrictions on Phonological Structure 204
18. Chapter 14 Demands on Syntactic Structure 221
19. Chapter 15 Finiteness, Truth, and Mood 237
20. Chapter 16 Subordinating Conjunctions 259
21. Chapter 17 Coordinating Conjunctions 281
22. Conclusion to Part I 300
23. Part II: Modes of Signifying
24. Prelude to Part II 329
25. Chapter 18 Modes of Signifying and of Troping 339
26. Chapter 19 Deverbal Nominalizations and the Genitive 358
27. Chapter 20 Non-deverbal Derived Nouns 381
28. Chapter 21 Adjectives, Nouns, and Valency 404
29. Chapter 22 Derived Adjectives 433
30. Chapter 23 Determinerization, Attributivization, and Adverbialization 457
31. Chapter 24 Adverbs, Attributives, and Nominal Compounds 481
32. Chapter 25 Verbs and Non-deverbal Verbalization 497
33. Chapter 26 Deverbal Verbs 523
34. Conclusion to Part II 549
35. Subplot: Commentary on the Text 557