This practical coursebook introduces all the basics of modern syntactic analysis in a simple step-by-step fashion.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Andrew Carnie is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Arizona, where he teaches syntactic theory and Celtic linguistics. His previous publications include Constituent Structure, Second Edition (2010), Irish Nouns (2008) and Syntax: A Generative Introduction, Second Edition (2006).
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Part I. Basic Ideas in Syntax: 1. Defining syntax 2. Syntactic data 3. Hypotheses: rules Part II. Categories and Subcategories: 4. Words and lexical categories 5. Functional categories 6. Pronouns 7. Other subcategories of nouns 8. Subcategories of verbs 9. Tangent: tense, aspect and mood 10. Auxiliaries Part III. Constituents, Merge and Trees: 11. Constituency 12. Complements 13. Complements: a case study 14. Specifiers of VP and TP 15. Specifiers of NP and DP 16. Tagging 17. Adjuncts 18. Drawing trees Part IV. Movement and Control: 19. Passives 20. Non-finite clauses 1: control constructions 21. Non-finite clauses 1: raising constructions 22. Head movement 1: auxiliaries 23. Head movement 2: main verbs 24. Wh-movement Part V. Conclusions and Appendices: 25. Evaluating our progress 26. The next steps Appendix 1. Glossary, symbols and abbreviations Appendix 2. Features and their values Appendix 3. Rules, constraints and principles.
Part I. Basic Ideas in Syntax: 1. Defining syntax; 2. Syntactic data; 3. Hypotheses: rules; Part II. Categories and Subcategories: 4. Words and lexical categories; 5. Functional categories; 6. Pronouns; 7. Other subcategories of nouns; 8. Subcategories of verbs; 9. Tangent: tense, aspect and mood; 10. Auxiliaries; Part III. Constituents, Merge and Trees: 11. Constituency; 12. Complements; 13. Complements: a case study; 14. Specifiers of VP and TP; 15. Specifiers of NP and DP; 16. Tagging; 17. Adjuncts; 18. Drawing trees; Part IV. Movement and Control: 19. Passives; 20. Non-finite clauses 1: control constructions; 21. Non-finite clauses 1: raising constructions; 22. Head movement 1: auxiliaries; 23. Head movement 2: main verbs; 24. Wh-movement; Part V. Conclusions and Appendices: 25. Evaluating our progress; 26. The next steps; Appendix 1. Glossary, symbols and abbreviations; Appendix 2. Features and their values; Appendix 3. Rules, constraints and principles.
Part I. Basic Ideas in Syntax: 1. Defining syntax 2. Syntactic data 3. Hypotheses: rules Part II. Categories and Subcategories: 4. Words and lexical categories 5. Functional categories 6. Pronouns 7. Other subcategories of nouns 8. Subcategories of verbs 9. Tangent: tense, aspect and mood 10. Auxiliaries Part III. Constituents, Merge and Trees: 11. Constituency 12. Complements 13. Complements: a case study 14. Specifiers of VP and TP 15. Specifiers of NP and DP 16. Tagging 17. Adjuncts 18. Drawing trees Part IV. Movement and Control: 19. Passives 20. Non-finite clauses 1: control constructions 21. Non-finite clauses 1: raising constructions 22. Head movement 1: auxiliaries 23. Head movement 2: main verbs 24. Wh-movement Part V. Conclusions and Appendices: 25. Evaluating our progress 26. The next steps Appendix 1. Glossary, symbols and abbreviations Appendix 2. Features and their values Appendix 3. Rules, constraints and principles.
Part I. Basic Ideas in Syntax: 1. Defining syntax; 2. Syntactic data; 3. Hypotheses: rules; Part II. Categories and Subcategories: 4. Words and lexical categories; 5. Functional categories; 6. Pronouns; 7. Other subcategories of nouns; 8. Subcategories of verbs; 9. Tangent: tense, aspect and mood; 10. Auxiliaries; Part III. Constituents, Merge and Trees: 11. Constituency; 12. Complements; 13. Complements: a case study; 14. Specifiers of VP and TP; 15. Specifiers of NP and DP; 16. Tagging; 17. Adjuncts; 18. Drawing trees; Part IV. Movement and Control: 19. Passives; 20. Non-finite clauses 1: control constructions; 21. Non-finite clauses 1: raising constructions; 22. Head movement 1: auxiliaries; 23. Head movement 2: main verbs; 24. Wh-movement; Part V. Conclusions and Appendices: 25. Evaluating our progress; 26. The next steps; Appendix 1. Glossary, symbols and abbreviations; Appendix 2. Features and their values; Appendix 3. Rules, constraints and principles.
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'An ideal point of entry into the complex and challenging science of natural language syntax. Highly recommended.' Cedric Boeckx, ICREA and Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
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