Language, Band 45,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1969 |
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... function grammar has none of these shortcomings . In this review , §1 discusses Dik's first argument ; §§2-4 examine the second . 1. LOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND GRAMMATICAL FUNCTIONS . In criticizing the trans- formational hypothesis , Dik ...
... function grammar has none of these shortcomings . In this review , §1 discusses Dik's first argument ; §§2-4 examine the second . 1. LOGICAL FUNCTIONS AND GRAMMATICAL FUNCTIONS . In criticizing the trans- formational hypothesis , Dik ...
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... functional difference ' between his examples 8 and 9. By Chomsky's definitions , these sentences have parallel deep - structure functional relations , but they differ with respect to surface - structure function relations . For example ...
... functional difference ' between his examples 8 and 9. By Chomsky's definitions , these sentences have parallel deep - structure functional relations , but they differ with respect to surface - structure function relations . For example ...
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... function grammar is mistaken in two respects : first , it confuses categorial and functional notions by assigning categorial status to both ; second , it is inherently redundant , since the notions ' subject ' , ' predicate ' , ' main ...
... function grammar is mistaken in two respects : first , it confuses categorial and functional notions by assigning categorial status to both ; second , it is inherently redundant , since the notions ' subject ' , ' predicate ' , ' main ...
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