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Yes, you can access Die slavischen Sprachen / The Slavic Languages. Halbband 1 by Sebastian Kempgen, Peter Kosta, Tilman Berger, Karl Gutschmidt, Sebastian Kempgen,Peter Kosta,Tilman Berger,Karl Gutschmidt in PDF and/or ePUB format, as well as other popular books in Languages & Linguistics & Languages. We have over one million books available in our catalogue for you to explore.

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Languages & Linguistics

Frontmatter
Inhaltsverzeichnis / Contents
1. Phonetik, Phonologie, Orthographie, Flexionsmorphologie
2. Artikulatorische Phonetik
3. Accommodation (Assimilation, Dissimilation, Reduction)
4. Segmental Clusters in the Slavic Languages
5. Moscow and St. Petersburg Schools in Phonology
6. The Orthographic Principles in the Slavic Languages: Phonetic/Phonological
7. Fester Akzent (Formen und Funktionen)
8. Freier Akzent (Flexion)
9. Melodischer Akzent (Flexion)
10. Sentence and Phrase Intonation
11. Synthetismus und Analytismus im Slavischen
12. Nominale Kategorien: Genus
13. Animacy, Personhood
14. Nominale Kategorien: Kasus
15. Definiteness (synchrony)
16. Nominale Kategorien: Steigerung
17. Periphrastic Constructions
18. Verbale Kategorien: Aspekt und Aktionsart
19. Die Kategorien Tempus, Person und Numerus im Slavischen
20. Imperative Mood
21. Der sogenannte Renarrativ
22. Der Resultativ in den slavischen Sprachen
23. The Conditional
24. Targets, Theory and Methods of Slavic Generative Syntax: Minimalism, Negation and Clitics
25. Gegenstände der funktionalen Syntax
26. Principles of Generative Syntax
27. Morphosyntaktische Relationen und Struktur des Syntagmas
28. Agreement
29. Case Assignment in Quantified Phrases
30. Morphosyntaktische Markierung sekundärer Prädikate
31. Satzglieder und impersonale Konstruktionen im Slavischen
32. Unaccusativity
33. Negation and Clause Structure
34. Modals (Modalauxiliare)
35. Satzmodus
36. Imperativsatz
37. The Conjunctive (Conditional)
38. Aspekt und Tempus im Slavischen
39. Aspekt und Tempus im Satz: Tschechisch
40. L1- vs. L2-Erwerb/Bilingualismus
41. Argument - Prädikat - Struktur und Dezentrierung
42. Komplexe Satzmuster
43. Zur Syntax der Koordination
44. Juxtaposition
45. On the Syntax of Ellipsis and Conjunct Reduction
46. Sentence Equivalents
47. Word Order in Slavic
48. Grammatik und Informationsstruktur
49. Discourse, Sentence Intonation, and Word Order
50. Scrambling
51. Clitics in Slavic
52. Struktur des Lexikons
53. Verfahren und Mittel der Nomination
54. Wortbildungsbedeutung
55. Diminutiva/Augmentativa und Kollektiva
56. Phraseologie
57. Phraseologische Einheiten
58. Word Frequency in Slavic (with an Emphasis on Russian)
59. Moscow Semantic School
60. Prototypensemantik und Stereotypen
61. The Theory of the Mental Lexicon
62. Semantik der Eigennamen
63. Connotation (in Linguistic Semantics)
64. Die Beziehung von lexikalischer Bedeutungund innerer Form
65. Die Semantik der Partikeln und derso genannten Diskurswörter
66. Die Semantik der logischen Wörter
67. Typen semantischer Relationen
68. Zum Verhältnis von lexikalischer Semantik und syntaktischer Struktur
69. Zum Verhältnis von Semantik und Pragmatik
70. Textkohärenz
71. Anaphorische Mittel
72. Anaphorische Mittel: Konnexion
73. Funktionalstile
74. Textsorten
75. Lokaldeixis
76. Anredesysteme
77. Gesprächsanalyse
78. Höflichkeit
79. Speech Acts in Slavic Languages
80. Geschlechtsspezifischer Sprachgebrauch
81. Der institutionell determinierte politische Diskurs in (post)kommunistischen Staaten Mittel- und Osteuropas

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