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Functional grammar as a unification grammar: is it a worthwhile investigation?

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Working with Functional Grammar
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Foreword xi
  4. List of abbreviations and symbols xvii
  5. The source of the dative perspective in Polish pseudo-reflexives 1
  6. Bulgarian se- constructions 17
  7. Impersonal constructions in Spanish 31
  8. Predicate formation in Bantawa 41
  9. Restrictive relatives in Arabic: a functional approach 51
  10. On the subjecthood of existential there 73
  11. Semantic functions and subject assignment revisited. Evidence from classical Sanskrit 87
  12. The satellite status of gerund and gerundive in Latin 103
  13. Getting ahead with predicational terms, noun predication terms, and dominant participles 115
  14. Let’s get our heads together: a reply to van der Auwera 133
  15. Referentiality and the representation of predicate nominals 145
  16. Mental processes and relational verbs and the typology of states of affairs in FG 167
  17. Morphology and the typology of expression rules 187
  18. How to build a natural language user 203
  19. Functional grammar as a unification grammar: is it a worthwhile investigation? 217
  20. A functional grammar machine 229
  21. References 251
  22. Author Index 263
  23. Subject Index 265
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110859904.217

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Foreword xi
  4. List of abbreviations and symbols xvii
  5. The source of the dative perspective in Polish pseudo-reflexives 1
  6. Bulgarian se- constructions 17
  7. Impersonal constructions in Spanish 31
  8. Predicate formation in Bantawa 41
  9. Restrictive relatives in Arabic: a functional approach 51
  10. On the subjecthood of existential there 73
  11. Semantic functions and subject assignment revisited. Evidence from classical Sanskrit 87
  12. The satellite status of gerund and gerundive in Latin 103
  13. Getting ahead with predicational terms, noun predication terms, and dominant participles 115
  14. Let’s get our heads together: a reply to van der Auwera 133
  15. Referentiality and the representation of predicate nominals 145
  16. Mental processes and relational verbs and the typology of states of affairs in FG 167
  17. Morphology and the typology of expression rules 187
  18. How to build a natural language user 203
  19. Functional grammar as a unification grammar: is it a worthwhile investigation? 217
  20. A functional grammar machine 229
  21. References 251
  22. Author Index 263
  23. Subject Index 265
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