A Descriptive Syntax of the Peterborough Chronicle from 1122-1154
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A Descriptive Syntax of the Peterborough Chronicle from 1122-1154

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  2. English
  3. PDF
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A Descriptive Syntax of the Peterborough Chronicle from 1122-1154

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Table of contents

  1. Preface
  2. List of Tables
  3. 1. Introduction
  4. 1.1. The Problem
  5. 1.2. The Text and Corpus
  6. 1.3. Importance of the Study
  7. 1.4. Related Research
  8. 1.5. Previous Studies of The Peterborough Chronicle
  9. 1.6. Edition of the Text
  10. 1.7. General Procedure of the Analysis
  11. 1.8. Explanation of Basic Concepts used in the Description
  12. 1.9. The Presentation of the Data
  13. 2. Primary Clause-Level Tagmemes
  14. 2.1. The Subject Tagmeme
  15. 2.2. The Predicator Tagmeme
  16. 2.3. The Direct Object Tagmeme
  17. 2.4. The Object Complement Tagmeme
  18. 2.5. The Indirect Object Tagmeme
  19. 2.6. The Subject Complement Tagmeme
  20. 2.7. General Conclusions
  21. 3. The Order of Primary Clause-Level Tagmemes
  22. 3.1. Group 1 (Subject and Predicator)
  23. 3.2. Group 2 (Subject, Predicator, and Direct Object)
  24. 3.3 Group 3 (Subject, Predicator, and Subject Complement)
  25. 3.4 Group 4 (Subject, Predicator, Indirect Object, and Direct Object)
  26. 3.5. Subjectless Clause Patterns
  27. 3.6. The Coordinated Predication Patterns
  28. 3.7. The Relative Order of Primary Tagmemes in Combinations of Two
  29. 3.8. General Conclusions
  30. 4. Secondary Clause-Level Tagmemes
  31. 4.1. Description of the Clause-Level Adverbial Tagmemes
  32. 4.2. Linear Ordering of Adverbial Tagmemes
  33. 4.3. General Conclusions
  34. 5. Modified-Head Phrases
  35. 5.1. Part I: The Adjectival Modifiers
  36. 5.2. The Modified-Noun Phrase
  37. 5.3. Other Modified-Head Phrases
  38. 5.4. Special Modifying Relationships
  39. 5.5. Part II: The Adverbial Modifiers
  40. 5.6. The Modified-Verb Phrase
  41. 5.7. Other Modified-Head Phrases
  42. 5.8. General Conclusions
  43. 6. The Relationship and Joining of Clauses
  44. 6.1. Types and Levels of Dependent Clauses
  45. 6.2. Functions of Dependent Clauses
  46. 6.3. The Parenthetical Clause
  47. 6.4. Coordination of T-units
  48. 6.5. Parataxis
  49. 6.6. Correlation
  50. 6.7. General Conclusions
  51. 7. Summary and Conclusions
  52. Bibliography
  53. Index