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The participants at the conference represented a diversity of syntactic opinion ; the result here is work within the frameworks of Lexical Functional Grammar , what is now called Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar , Montague Grammar ...
The participants at the conference represented a diversity of syntactic opinion ; the result here is work within the frameworks of Lexical Functional Grammar , what is now called Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar , Montague Grammar ...
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Early work in RELATIONAL GRAMMAR ( RG ) , responding to TG , concentrated on demonstrating that the full range of syntactic generalizations could not be captured without direct reference to grammatical relations ( GR's ) , characterized ...
Early work in RELATIONAL GRAMMAR ( RG ) , responding to TG , concentrated on demonstrating that the full range of syntactic generalizations could not be captured without direct reference to grammatical relations ( GR's ) , characterized ...
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chapter lies in the claim that ' a generative gram- ematical results on generative grammar , hiermar is not an algorithm ' ( 23 ) : i.e. , formal re- archies of grammar , and properties of formal write rules are not deontic .
chapter lies in the claim that ' a generative gram- ematical results on generative grammar , hiermar is not an algorithm ' ( 23 ) : i.e. , formal re- archies of grammar , and properties of formal write rules are not deontic .
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Orthography and linguistic theory | 28 |
Complementation in Italian | 73 |
The independence of syntax and phonology in cliticization Judith L Klavans | 95 |
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