Main description:
Vol. I: General outline. xxiii, 527 pp Available Vol. II: A theory of grammars. Vol. III: Language Universals and Language Contrast. Vol. IV: Syntax and semantics Vol. V: Morphology and morphosemantics. Vol. VI: Lexical semantics.
Table of contents:
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- General preface
- Table of contents
- 0 Introduction
- 1 Languages and their systems
- 2 idiolects and their systems
- Part B: Outline of syntax
- 3 Basic approach : A surface syntax for semantics
- 4 Basic approach : syntactic structures and syntactic functions
- 5 Syntactic structures : the constituent structure component
- 6 Syntactic structures : paradigms and syntactic marking categories
- 7 Syntactic structures : the marking structure component
- 8 Syntactic structures : intonation structures. The structure assignment
- 9 Constituent functions, category functions, accents
- Part C: Outline of morphology
- 10 Basic approach. Pure morphological constituent structures
- 11 Pure morphological marking structures and morphological intonation structures
- 12 morphological structures and morphological functions
- Part D: Outline of morphosemantics
- 13 Lexical meanings
- 14 the basis for morphosemantic meaning composition
- 15 morphosemantic meaning composition
- Part E: Outline of syntactic semantics : syntactic meanings
- 16 Lexical meanings in syntax
- 17 Sentence meanings
- 18 referential meanings and reference bases
- Basic, intermediate, and complete syntactic meanings
- Part F: Outline of syntactic semantics : meaning composition
- 20 intermediate syntactic meanings
- 21 predication bases
- 22 predication bases and semantic roles
- 23 predication
- 24 Predication, neagtion, and accents
- 25 Potential rhemata and potential rhematic background
- 26 Referential meanings and potential thematic parts
- 27 The construction of sentence meanings
- Part G: Integrational grammars
- 28 Theory integration : theories of language; grammars of languages and varieties
- 29 theory integration : idiolect grammars; non-linguistic theories
- 30 Integrational grammars as axiomatic theories
- Bibliographies
- List of references
- Bibliography of integrational linguistics
- Indexes
- Index of names
- Index of extratheoretical terms and subject
- Index of theoretical terms and subjects
- Lists
- Notational conventions
- List of symbols
- List of variables
- List constants
Vol. I: General outline. xxiii, 527 pp Available Vol. II: A theory of grammars. Vol. III: Language Universals and Language Contrast. Vol. IV: Syntax and semantics Vol. V: Morphology and morphosemantics. Vol. VI: Lexical semantics.
Table of contents:
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- General preface
- Table of contents
- 0 Introduction
- 1 Languages and their systems
- 2 idiolects and their systems
- Part B: Outline of syntax
- 3 Basic approach : A surface syntax for semantics
- 4 Basic approach : syntactic structures and syntactic functions
- 5 Syntactic structures : the constituent structure component
- 6 Syntactic structures : paradigms and syntactic marking categories
- 7 Syntactic structures : the marking structure component
- 8 Syntactic structures : intonation structures. The structure assignment
- 9 Constituent functions, category functions, accents
- Part C: Outline of morphology
- 10 Basic approach. Pure morphological constituent structures
- 11 Pure morphological marking structures and morphological intonation structures
- 12 morphological structures and morphological functions
- Part D: Outline of morphosemantics
- 13 Lexical meanings
- 14 the basis for morphosemantic meaning composition
- 15 morphosemantic meaning composition
- Part E: Outline of syntactic semantics : syntactic meanings
- 16 Lexical meanings in syntax
- 17 Sentence meanings
- 18 referential meanings and reference bases
- Basic, intermediate, and complete syntactic meanings
- Part F: Outline of syntactic semantics : meaning composition
- 20 intermediate syntactic meanings
- 21 predication bases
- 22 predication bases and semantic roles
- 23 predication
- 24 Predication, neagtion, and accents
- 25 Potential rhemata and potential rhematic background
- 26 Referential meanings and potential thematic parts
- 27 The construction of sentence meanings
- Part G: Integrational grammars
- 28 Theory integration : theories of language; grammars of languages and varieties
- 29 theory integration : idiolect grammars; non-linguistic theories
- 30 Integrational grammars as axiomatic theories
- Bibliographies
- List of references
- Bibliography of integrational linguistics
- Indexes
- Index of names
- Index of extratheoretical terms and subject
- Index of theoretical terms and subjects
- Lists
- Notational conventions
- List of symbols
- List of variables
- List constants