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... functional analyses are compatible with self- containedness . However , mixed formal / functional analyses provide an argument against the self - containedness of syntax , and in fact even many formal theories of syntax accept non ...
... functional analyses are compatible with self- containedness . However , mixed formal / functional analyses provide an argument against the self - containedness of syntax , and in fact even many formal theories of syntax accept non ...
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... functional fac- tors , specifically novel resolutions of competing functional moti- vations ( stretching of the conventional rules ) .27 b . Hypothesis : Propagation of innovations is determined by social factors . c . Prediction : The ...
... functional fac- tors , specifically novel resolutions of competing functional moti- vations ( stretching of the conventional rules ) .27 b . Hypothesis : Propagation of innovations is determined by social factors . c . Prediction : The ...
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... functional grammar as the inter- pretation of grammatical patterns in terms of configurations of functions in a clause and takes a more practical approach as he directly relates functional grammar to text analysis . He ex- plains that ...
... functional grammar as the inter- pretation of grammatical patterns in terms of configurations of functions in a clause and takes a more practical approach as he directly relates functional grammar to text analysis . He ex- plains that ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
Book Notices see back cover | 632 |
Publications received | 661 |
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