Selected Papers in Structural Linguistics
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Selected Papers in Structural Linguistics

Contributions to English and General Linguistics Written in the Years 1928–1978

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Selected Papers in Structural Linguistics

Contributions to English and General Linguistics Written in the Years 1928–1978

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Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. List of Abbreviations
  4. Introduction: A Brief Survey of the life and Work of Bohumil Trnka
  5. SECTION ONE. GENERAL LINGUISTICS
  6. Methode de Comparaison Analytique de Grammaire Comparée Historique (1929)
  7. About Analogy in Structural Linguistics (1936)
  8. General Problems of Structural Linguistics (1943)
  9. Linguistics and the Ideological Structure of the Period (1948)
  10. Zur Erinnerung an August Schleicher (1952)
  11. Prague Structural Linguistics (1958)
  12. A Theory of Proper Names (1958)
  13. On the Linguistic Sign and the Multilevel Organisation of Language (1964)
  14. A Remark Concerning the Linguistic Sign and Communication (1966)
  15. Words, Semantemes, and Sememes (1967)
  16. On Analogy (1968)
  17. SECTION TWO SYNCHRONIC PHONOLOGY
  18. General Laws of the Phonemic Combinations (1936)
  19. On the Combinatory Variants and Neutralisations of Phonemes (1938)
  20. Norwegian Alveolar Consonants (1941)
  21. About Monophonemic Words (1941)
  22. Phonological Foreignisms in Czech (1942)
  23. The Determination of the Phoneme (1954)
  24. On Some Problems of Neutralisation (1958)
  25. On Foreign Phonological Features in Present-day English (1964)
  26. The Phonemic Organisation of Morphemes (1967)
  27. On the Relationship of Phonemes to Sounds (1974)
  28. SECTION THREE. STATISTICAL LINGUISTICS
  29. Quantitative Linguistics (1951)
  30. The Distribution of Vowel Length and its frequency in Czech (1966)
  31. On the Frequency and Distribution of Consonant Clusters in Czech (1972)
  32. SECTION FOUR. HISTORICAL LINGUISTICS: DIACHRONIC PHONOLOGY AND MORPHOLOGY
  33. Some Remarks on the Perfective and Imperfective Aspects in Gothic (1929)
  34. Can Verner’s Law be applied to Modern English? (1934/35)
  35. The Phonological Development of Germanic Vowels (1935/36)
  36. The Phonemic Development of Spirants in English (1938)
  37. Phonological Remarks Concerning Scandinavian Runic Writing (1939)
  38. Some Remarks Concerning Germanic Expressive Gemination (1940)
  39. From Germanic to English. A Chapter from Historical English Phonology (1948)
  40. The Old English Diminutive Suffix — INCEL (1956)
  41. A Phonemic Aspect of the Great Vowelshift (1959)
  42. About Morphonological Analogy (1961)
  43. On the Change of Middle English -erC into -arC in Early New English (1969)
  44. The Old English Vowel System and the Problem of Monophonemes (1975)
  45. SECTION FIVE. SYNCHRONIC MORPHOLOGY, SYNTAX AND STYLE
  46. Analysis and Synthesis in English (1928)
  47. Bemerkungen zur Homonymie (1931)
  48. Some Thoughts on Structural Morphology (1932)
  49. Morphological Oppositions (1958)
  50. Autonomous and Syntagmatic Words (1960)
  51. Principles of Morphological Analysis (1961)
  52. On the Morphological Classification of Words (1962)
  53. On Morphemic Homonymy (1963)
  54. On the Basic Categories of Syntagmatic Morphology (1966)
  55. On Word Order in Structural linguistics (1968)
  56. Conversion in English (1969)
  57. A Few Remarks on Homonymy and Neutralisation (1974)
  58. The Theory of Sign Levels and the Relation of Words to Morphemes (1978)
  59. The Problem of Style (1941)
  60. Afterword
  61. Index of Names
  62. Index of Subjects