Early Middle English syntax

by Moessner, Lilo

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Early Middle English Syntax (Linguistische Arbeiten).

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Full title :Early Middle English syntax / Lilo Moessner.

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Early Middle English Syntax (Linguistische Arbeiten).

Edition Statements

Publication Date:1989.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):M. Niemeyer Verlag
Place of Publication:Tübingen
Language:eng
Publication Date:1989.

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Description:1 online resource (x, 217 pages) : : illustrations

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ISBN:9783111357805, 3111357805
oclc:ocn811400299
LC Classification:PE613
Dewey Decimal:427

Preface; Abbreviations; I. Introduction; 1. Research on Middle English Syntax; 2. Theoretical Framework; 3. Axiomatic Functionalism; 4. The Place of Syntax in Axiomatic Functionalism; 5. Syntactic Relations; 6. Data Base; 7. Descriptive Method; II. Compulsory Constituents of Early Middle English Clauses; 1. The Active Verbal Syntagm; 2. The Copulative Syntagm; 3. The Passive Syntagm; III. Nominal Syntagms; 1. The Substantival Syntagm; 2. The Adjectival Syntagm; 3. The Pronominal Syntagm; IV. Functional Syntagms; 1. The Prepositional Syntagm; 2. The Conjunctional Syntagm

3. The Comparative Syntagm4. The Genitival Syntagm; V. The Predicative Syntagm; 1. Syntactic Properties of Predicative Syntagms; 1.1. Passive vs. Active Verbal vs. Copulative; 1.2. Intransitive vs. Non-intransitive; 1.3. One Predicative Complement vs. more than one Predicative Complement; 1.4. Transitive vs. Non-transitive; 2. ICs of Predicative Syntagms; 2.1. Nucleus; 2.2. Complements; 3. Types of Predicative Syntagms; 3.1. Type (1): Copulative, Intransitive; 3.2. Type (2): Active Verbal, Intransitive; 3.3. Type (3): Passive, Intransitive

3.4. Type (4): Copulative, Non-intransitive, one Predicative Complement3.5…

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