Syntax Over Time: Lexical, Morphological, and Information-structural InteractionsTheresa Biberauer, George Walkden Oxford University Press, 2015 - 418 Seiten This book provides a critical investigation of syntactic change and the factors that influence it. Converging empirical and theoretical considerations have suggested that apparent instances of syntactic change may be attributable to factors outside syntax proper, such as morphology or information structure. Some even go so far as to propose that there is no such thing as syntactic change, and that all such change in fact takes place in the lexicon or in the phonological component. Responds to the prevalent disenchantment with contemporary life.Will appeal to anyone interested in the meaning of life.Written in a clear, accessible style.STAR |D 2020 09 23 |T 13:50:43PhilosophySAP |D 2013 05 15SAP |D 2021 02 08PHIL40MD0199588880 |i 9780199588886 |b clothNBA|h 216 |w 140 |d 15.70|c Acknowledgments|c Introduction|n 1 |c The Question|n 2 |c Increasing Control|n 3 |c Correcting Attitudes|n 4 |c Aiming At Well-Being|n 5 |c Dimensions of Value|n 6 |c The Human Dimen sion and Evil|n 7 |c Responsibility of Evil|n 8 |c The Cultural Dimension and Disenchantment|n 9 |c The Personal Dimension and Boredom|n 10 |c Secular Hope|c Conclusion|c Notes|c Works CitedOX |t OUP Oxford|w 140 |h 216978019901016529.99PD38.425.460.00IN0SAP |D 2016 06 1020160608C0HHW08/06/201632YES |D 2013 06 28BANCBC32329780199687480978-0-19-968748-0348.000 at Ch |
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Introduction Changing views of syntactic change | 1 |
Syntax and the Lexicon | 15 |
Syntax and Morphology | 123 |
Syntax Prosody and Information Structure | 217 |
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accusative adjuncts adverbs analysis anaphors argue arguments assume AuxV clauses Biberauer Catalan clausal clitic climbing clitic doubling complement constituent construction contexts contrast copula corpus cu-drop dative derived diachronic dialects direct object elements embedded ENHG European Portuguese examples expletive feature finite FinP focus frequency Friulano functional German grammar grammaticalization head Heliand Hinterhölzl HNPS Hungarian impersonal passives inflectional information structure information-structural interpretation Jókai languages LEF2 left periphery lexical Linguistics marker Middle English morphological movement negation negative particle NegP nominal non-finite Northern Sámi nouns null Old Hungarian optional Oxford past participle pattern pe-DOM phonological phrase Pintzuk polarity Portuguese position post-nominal postpositions postverbal predicate preposition pronominal clitics pronoun pronoun fronting proposed prosodic reanalysis reflexive Salento Sámi Section semantic sentence Slavic Slavic languages Spanish speakers SpecTP subject gap syntactic syntactic change syntax texts topic TopP variation VAux clauses verb word order