Who Climbs the Grammar-Tree
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Who Climbs the Grammar-Tree

[leaves for David Reibel]

  1. 536 pages
  2. English
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  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Who Climbs the Grammar-Tree

[leaves for David Reibel]

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Publisher
De Gruyter
Year
2011
Print ISBN
9783484302815
eBook ISBN
9783111633824
Edition
1
Topic
Languages & Linguistics
Subtopic
Linguistics
Index
Languages & Linguistics

Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. Selected Roots: History of Linguistic Ideas
  3. Studies of English Language and Literature versus Romance Philology in Germany in the Nineteenth Century
  4. E. A. Sonnenschein’s New English Grammar
  5. Reconstructing Seasons Past: Linguistic Change
  6. The Verb speak in Shakespeare’s Plays
  7. Remarks on the Structure of the Verbal Complex in Early 17th Century German
  8. Language Change in Modern German: Feminism and Systematic Gap Production
  9. Pronunciation Rules and Improper Sound Change
  10. Aspects of the Development of the Imperative in Early Modern English
  11. Informal Sources in the History of English and German
  12. On the Historical Development of Greek/Grecian
  13. Aspects of Growth: Language Acquisition and Language Teaching
  14. Product and Process in the Phonology of Foreign Accent: Towards a Linguistic Model of Second Language Sound Acquisition
  15. What Can We Learn from the Case of Pitcairnese?
  16. Variation and Language Acquisition: Psammetichus Revisited
  17. Language Teaching in Utopia: A Retrospective View
  18. The Grammar of ‘Missing Arguments’ in Early Child English
  19. Branches and Twigs: Within and Across Levels of the Grammar
  20. Phonology and Spelling
  21. The Phonologies of the English Auxiliary System
  22. Spelling in Society: Forms and Variants, Uses and Users
  23. Semantics and Pragmatics
  24. What about How about? Or: The Non-Synonymy of How about and What about
  25. Linguistic and Stylistic Considerations Affecting Restrictive Relative Clauses in Spoken and Written English
  26. On the Tension between Properties and Propositional Functions
  27. Sein und Raum: Bemerkungen zur lokalistischen Interpretation des Verbs sein in Heideggers EinfĂźhrung in die Metaphysik
  28. The English Conditional – Tense, Aspect or Mood?
  29. Syntax
  30. Non-Configurational Properties in a Configurational Language: The Case of English
  31. On Topicalization and Inversion
  32. From Discourse to Syntax: The Case of Concessive Conditionals
  33. English Nominal Gerund Phrases as Noun Phrases with Verb Phrase Heads
  34. The Category of Invariant alles in Wh-Clauses: On Syntactic Quantifiers vs. Quantifying Particles in German
  35. Revisiting -ing -ing
  36. New Seasons
  37. Computational Linguistics: “A Personal View”
  38. List of Contributors