Structuralism and generative linguistics

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. PREFACE VII
3. CONTENTS IX
4. 1977
5. Sur la place des mécanismes filtrants dans une grammaire générative 1
6. Topicalization and the neutralization of semantic features 12
7. Cleft and pseudo-cleft in functional grammar 26
8. Structuralism and generative linguistics 44
9. Moet je horen 58
10. De bedden komt opgemaakt The beds is coming made' 70
11. A source for quantifying expressions 84
12. Temporal subordination in English 96
13. 1978
14. The syntactic and semantic structure of Latin modal verbs 104
15. Description and prescription in linguistics 124
16. The semantics of elk 'each' and ieder 'every* 135
17. The status of the indirect object 152
18. Towards a lexical theory of phonological change 170
19. Synchronic and diachronic studies in Semitic linguistics 183
20. How abstract is the 'neutral position'? 198
21. Marking rules and the underlying order of constituents in Spanish 205
22. Are all languages based on speech? 224
23. A semantic analysis of some quantifying time adverbials 233
24. 1979
25. Semantics of 'but* 244
26. Towards a theory of collocations 254
27. Dialogue acts as elements of a language game 264
28. Hocus-Focus 283
29. COMP - Agreement? 291
30. Why didn't piel turn into pijl? 307
31. The Freezing Principle and stranded prepositions 321
32. Rule conversion in phonology 336
33. Morphophonology and the Dutch Romance vocabulary 350
34. The superiority of the superiority relation 359
35. The markedness of laryngeals 371
36. Some quantitative aspects of Dutch and Middle-Dutch 380
37. The interpretation of ambiguous Who-questions in Dutch: the effect of intonation 389
38. Time diagrams and rules for tense and perfect in English 411
39. Learning to read and write: a case study 459
40. Phonological opacity and the notion of contrast 466