Linguistic Representation: Structural Analogy and Stratification

✍ Scribed by John M. Anderson

• Publisher: De Gruyter Mouton
• Year: 1992
• Tongue: English
• Leaves: 264
• Series: Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM]; 67
• Category: Library

✦ Table of Contents

Preface
Chapter 1. Introduction and retrospection
Chapter 2. Dependency in phonology and morphology
2.1. Dependency in syntax
2.2. Subjunction and the head of the sentence
2.3. Morphological structure
2.4. Phonological structure: suprasegmental
2.5. Phonological structure: segmental
2.6. Dependency preservation
Chapter 3. Contrast in syntax
3.1. Constraining case grammar
3.2. Contrast and the case relations
3.3. Case relations as a universal alphabet
3.4. Contrast and the case grammar hypothesis
3.5. Case relations, the lexicon, cyclicity and control
Chapter 4. Cyclicity in syntax
4.1. The unaccusative hypothesis and the strict cycle condition
4.2. Subject and the strict cycle condition
4.3. Cyclicity and the pre-lexical base
4.4. Further remarks on control
Chapter 5. Syntactic categories
5.1. The nature of syntactic categories
5.2. Subcategories of the noun
5.3. Syntactic prosodies
5.4. Remarks on grammaticalisation
5.5. Subcategories of the verb I
5.6. Subcategories of the verb II: auxiliaries
5.7. Coda on categorisation
Chapter 6. Features, words and segments
Chapter 7. Categories of change
7.1. Introduction
7.2. Phonological recategorisation
7.3. Realignment: modals
7.4. Conflation: infinitives
7.5. Differentiation I: gerund
7.6. Differentiation II: participles
7.7. Conclusion
Bibliography
Index