ERIC - ED028682 - Surface Structure and Deep Structure in Latin Syntax. Studies in Language and Language Behavior, Progress Report VIII., 1969-Feb-1 Notes FAQ Contact Us Collection Thesaurus Advanced Search Tips Peer reviewed only Full text available on ERIC Collection Thesaurus Browse Thesaurus Include Synonyms Include Dead terms Download full text ERIC Number: ED028682 Record Type: RIE Publication Date: 1969-Feb-1 Pages: 15 Abstractor: N/A ISBN: N/A ISSN: N/A EISSN: N/A Available Date: N/A Surface Structure and Deep Structure in Latin Syntax. Studies in Language and Language Behavior, Progress Report VIII.
Keiler, Allan In an attempt to apply recent developments in transformational grammar to Latin syntax, this report analyzes first English, then Latin sentences for both deep and surface structures through transformational and phrase structure grammar methods. Auxiliary nodes, problems of Latin verb complimentation, and the gerund and gerundive constructions are the syntactical problems in Latin considered.
(AF) Descriptors: Deep Structure , English , Instructional Innovation , Language Research , Latin , Linguistic Theory , Linguistics , Phrase Structure , Sentence Diagraming , Sentence Structure , Structural Analysis , Structural Grammar , Surface Structure , Syntax , Teaching Methods , Transformational Generative Grammar , Verbs Publication Type: N/A Education Level: N/A Audience: N/A Language: N/A Sponsor: Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, DC. Bureau of Research. Authoring Institution: Michigan Univ., Ann Arbor. Center for Research on Language and Language Behavior.
... theory may work quite well, but consider the last example (Livy 1.26). If the surface order is generated by a simple inversion, then the underlying order must be sub iugum iuvenem misit. But what we actually find for this phrase in Livy ...
Combining the rich empirical documentation of traditional philological approaches with the deeper theoretical insight of modern linguistics, this work aims to reduce the intricate surface patterns of Latin word order to a simple and general cross-categorical system of syntactic structure which translates into constituents of pragmatic and semantic meaning." "The book will be useful for advanced students and scholars in the fields of linguistics, Latin, and classics."--Jacket.
Latin Word Order: Structured Meaning and Information - A. M. Devine, Laurence D. Stephens - Google Buku Telusuri Gambar Maps Play YouTube Berita Gmail Drive Lainnya » Login Buku Koleksiku Bantuan Penelusuran Buku Lanjutan Dapatkan buku cetak eBuku tidak tersedia Oxford University Press BukuKita.com Gramedia Cari di perpustakaan Semua penjual » Latin Word Order : Structured Meaning and Information A. M. Devine , Laurence D. Stephens Oxford University Press, USA , 2006 - 639 halaman Word order is not a subject anyone reading Latin can afford to ignore: apart from anything else, word order is what gets one from disjoint sentences to coherent text.
Reading a paragraph of Latin without attention to the word order entails losing access to a whole dimension of meaning, or at best using inferential procedures to guess at what is actually overtly encoded in the syntax. This book begins by introducing the reader to the linguistic concepts, formalism and analytical techniques necessary for the study of Latin word order. It then proceeds to present and analyze a representative selection of data in sufficient detail for the reader to develop both an intuitive grasp of the often rather subtle principles controlling Latin word order and a theoretically grounded understanding of the system that underlies it.
Combining the rich empirical documentation of traditional philological approaches with the deeper theoretical insight of modern linguistics, this work aims to reduce the intricate surface patterns of Latin word order to a simple and general crosscategorial system of syntactic structure which translates more or less directly into constituents of pragmatic and semantic meaning.
Pratinjau buku ini » Halaman terpilih Halaman Judul Daftar Isi Isi ABBREVIATIONS xi Introduction 3 1 Arguments of Verbs 36 2 Verb Positions 145 3 Strong and Weak Arguments 225 4 Arguments of Nominals 314 5 Modiers 403 6 Hyperbaton 524 Bibliography 611 Index nominum 631 Index rerum 636 Hak Cipta Edisi yang lain - Lihat semua Latin Word Order: Structured Meaning and Information A. M. Devine , Laurence D. Stephens Pratinjau terbatas - 2006 Latin Word Order: Structured Meaning and Information A. M. Devine , Laurence D. Stephens Tampilan cuplikan - 2006 Latin Word Order: Structured Meaning and Information A. M. Devine , Laurence D.
Stephens Tampilan cuplikan - 2006 Istilah dan frasa umum Ad Att Ad Fam adjective adjunct adverb analysis anaphoric argument atque bellum Brut c-commanding Caec Caesar camp castra Cato causa chiasmus Cicero clause clitic complement constituent contrastive copula crit direct object discourse Dumnorix enim erant erat erga example BG Flacc focus phrase focus position focused following examples Gaul genitive instance last example Latin left node Leg Agr legions lexical Livy locis metu mihi multis Nat Deor Nepos neutral order noun phrase null head modifier numquam omnes omnis Orat Phil Planc posthead postverbal pragmatic predicate prehead premodifier hyperbaton prepositional phrase preverbal prosodic quae quam quantifier quidem quod Rab Perd Roman Rosc Sall Cat sed etiam semantic semper sentences Sest solum stranding strong focus structure sunt syntactic syntax tail theory tibi topic Tusc verb initial verb phrase verb raising Verr weak focus weak pronoun word order Informasi bibliografi Judul Latin Word Order: Structured Meaning and Information Oxford Scholarship Online Pengarang A.
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