A CASE FOR SYNTACTICALLY ORIENTED PHONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. PREFACE 5
3. CONTENTS 7
4. ON THE SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION OF SUBJECT-PREDICATE RELATIONS IN SENTENCES OF PARTICULAR REFERENCE 9
5. ON CLASSIFYING SEMANTIC FEATURES 27
6. ON AFFIXATION IN ENGLISH 51
7. ON METER AND PROSODY 64
8. LINGUISTIC PROBLEMS OF DENOTATION 81
9. ZUR BEDEUTUNG NEGATIVER SÄTZE 86
10. POROŽDAJUŠČAJA GRAMMATIKA I PROCESS SINTKASIČESKOJ DERIVACII 102
11. FROM SEMANTICS TO SYNTAX 114
12. ON THE PROBLEM OF WORD ORDER 127
13. FACT 143
14. PROBLEMS IN THE GRAMMATICAL ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH NOMINAL COMPOUNDS 174
15. THE MECHANISM OF 'DYNAMIC APHASIA' 187
16. TOWARDS A FUNCTIONING MODEL OF LANGUAGE 198
17. ANALYSE VON KOMPOSITA MIT ZWEI NOMINALEN ELEMENTEN 208
18. ANAPHORIC RELATIONS AND THEIR REPRESENTATION IN THE DEEP STRUCTURE OF A TEXT 224
19. ON THE ARTICLE IN ENGLISH 233
20. GAPPING AND THE ORDER OF CONSTITUENTS 249
21. DIE BEGRIFFE "MERKMALHALTIG" UND "MERKMALLOS" UND IHRE VERWENDUNG IN DER GENERATIVEN TRANSFORMATIONSGRAMMATIK 260
22. PHONOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL MARKEDNESS 286
23. ON INTERPRETING NOMINALIZATIONS 295
24. A CASE FOR SYNTACTICALLY ORIENTED PHONOLOGICAL ANALYSIS 306
25. A NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF SEMANTICS 340