ISBN:
9789027269997
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9027269998
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9789027212122
,
9027212120
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English
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1 Online-Ressource (lxxxii, 698 Seiten)
Uniform Title:
Éléments de syntaxe structurale
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als Tesnière, Lucien, 1893 - 1954 Elements of structural syntax
Keywords:
Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax
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Structural linguistics
;
Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax
;
Structural linguistics
;
Strukturelle Syntax
Abstract:
Ch. 107 Variation in the number of actants -- ch. 108 The causative diathesis, the new actant -- ch. 109 Causative and passive -- ch. 110 Causative and reflexive in French -- ch. 111 New valency -- ch. 112 Analytical markers of new valency -- ch. 113 Synthetic markers of new valency -- ch. 114 New valency with a zero marker -- ch. 115 The recessive diathesis with a reflexive marker -- ch. 116 The recessive diathesis with a passive marker -- ch. 117 The recessive diathesis with a zero marker -- ch. 118 Different degrees of the recessive -- ch. 119 Causative and recessive in French -- Book E Metataxis -- ch. 120 Metataxis -- ch. 121 Simple metataxis -- ch. 122 Inversion of actants -- ch. 123 Double inversion of actants -- ch. 124 Inversion of actants and circumstants -- ch. 125 Metataxis and the passive -- ch. 126 Metataxis and causatives -- ch. 127 Metataxis and anti-causative -- ch. 128 Semantic reversal of nodes connected vertically -- ch. 129 Change of the structural center -- ch. 130 Resultative adverbs
Abstract:
Ch. 131 Movement and displacement -- ch. 132 Change of the structural center via subordination -- ch. 133 Parataxis and hypotaxis -- ch. 134 Complications of the simple sentence -- ch. 135 Duplication and junction -- ch. 136 Graphic representations -- ch. 137 Junction without a junctive -- ch. 138 Linear varieties of junctives -- ch. 139 Semantic varieties of junctives -- ch. 140 Antinomic junctives -- ch. 141 Dialectic junctives -- ch. 142 Justificational junctives -- ch. 143 Structural variety of junction -- ch. 144 Plexus -- ch. 145 Bifid sentences -- ch. 146 Double bifidity -- ch. 147 Sentences with comparison -- ch. 148 Sentences with a comparative -- ch. 149 Anaphoric junction -- ch. 150 Connective junction -- Book A Introduction -- I. Theory -- ch. 151 The theory of transfer -- ch. 152 The mechanism of transfer -- ch. 153 The role and importance of transfer -- ch. 154 The terminology of transfer -- ch. 155 The graphic representation of transfer -- ch. 156 Transfer in stemmas -- ch. 157 Translative and nucleus
Abstract:
Ch. 158 The life and evolution of transfer -- ch. 159 The survival of transfer -- ch. 160 Markers of transfer -- ch. 161 The agglutination of translatives -- ch. 162 Transfer without a marker -- ch. 163 Transfer and linguists -- II. Varieties -- ch. 164 Varieties of transfer in stemmas -- ch. 165 Nuclear varieties of transfer -- ch. 166 Formal transfer -- ch. 167 Categorical varieties of transfer -- ch. 168 Attenuated transfer -- ch. 169 Indices -- ch. 170 The auxiliary verb -- ch. 171 Empty preverbs -- ch. 172 Functional varieties of transfer -- ch. 173 Semantic varieties of transfer -- ch. 174 Derivation -- ch. 175 Composition -- III. Classification -- ch. 176 Classification of the facts of transfer -- Book B First-degree transfer, simple transfer -- ch. 177 Transfer of a specific adjective to a noun (A〉 O) -- ch. 178 Transfer of a general adjective to a noun (A〉 O) -- ch. 179 Transfer of an adverb to a noun (E〉 O) -- ch. 180 The infinitive -- ch. 181 The evolution of the infinitive -- ch. 182 The infinitive clause
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Ch. 183 Inferior connections to the infinitive -- ch. 184 Superior connections of the infinitive -- ch. 185 Infinitives and diathesis -- ch. 186 Infinitives and mood -- ch. 187 Infinitives and temporal categories -- ch. 188 Infinitive and person -- ch. 189 Infinitives and number -- ch. 190 Infinitives and extension -- ch. 191 I〉 O transfer without an infinitive -- ch. 192 Transfer of a noun to a descriptive adjective (O〉 A) -- ch. 193 Transfer of a noun to an adjective of color or material -- ch. 194 Transfer of a noun to an adjective (O〉 A) -- ch. 195 Transfer of a noun to an adjective of quiddity -- ch. 196 Inverse sustantival and adjectival transfer -- ch. 197 Transfer of an adverb to an adjective (E〉 A) -- ch. 198 The participle -- ch. 199 The participle clause -- ch. 200 Evolution of the participle -- ch. 201 Transfer of a noun to an adverb (O〉 E) -- ch. 202 Transfer of a noun to an adverb (O〉 E) by case -- ch. 203 Transfer of a noun to an adverb (O〉 E) without a marker -- ch. 204 Transvaluation -- ch. 205 Transfer of an adjective to an adverb (A〉 E)
Abstract:
Ch. 183 Inferior connections to the infinitive -- ch. 184 Superior connections of the infinitive -- ch. 185 Infinitives and diathesis -- ch. 186 Infinitives and mood -- ch. 187 Infinitives and temporal categories -- ch. 188 Infinitive and person -- ch. 189 Infinitives and number -- ch. 190 Infinitives and extension -- ch. 191 I〉 O transfer without an infinitive -- ch. 192 Transfer of a noun to a descriptive adjective (O〉 A) -- ch. 193 Transfer of a noun to an adjective of color or material -- ch. 194 Transfer of a noun to an adjective (O〉 A) -- ch. 195 Transfer of a noun to an adjective of quiddity -- ch. 196 Inverse sustantival and adjectival transfer -- ch. 197 Transfer of an adverb to an adjective (E〉 A) -- ch. 198 The participle -- ch. 199 The participle clause -- ch. 200 Evolution of the participle -- ch. 201 Transfer of a noun to an adverb (O〉 E) -- ch. 202 Transfer of a noun to an adverb (O〉 E) by case -- ch. 203 Transfer of a noun to an adverb (O〉 E) without a marker -- ch. 204 Transvaluation -- ch. 205 Transfer of an adjective to an adverb (A〉 E)
Abstract:
Ch. 236 Quintuple transfer -- ch. 237 Sextuple transfer -- ch. 238 Septuple transfer -- Book D Second degree transfer, simple transfer -- ch. 239 Second degree transfer -- ch. 240 Correlation -- ch. 241 I〉〉 O transfer -- ch. 242 The marker of I〉〉 O transfer -- ch. 243 Connective indirect interrogatives -- ch. 244 Nuclear indirect interrogatives -- ch. 245 I〉〉 A transfer -- ch. 246 The marker of I〉〉 A transfer -- ch. 247 The translative element of the personal pronoun -- ch. 248 The anaphoric element in the personal pronoun -- ch. 249 Agreement of the anaphoric element -- ch. 250 Disjunction of the translative and anaphoric element -- ch. 251 Syntactic disjunction of the agglutinated relative pronoun -- ch. 252 The antecedent of the relative clause -- ch. 253 Participle agreement -- ch. 254 I〉〉 E transfer -- ch. 255 Circumstantials of time and place
Abstract:
Ch. 24 Categories -- ch. 25 Categories and functions -- ch. 26 Static and dynamic order -- V. Types of words -- ch. 27 Traditional types of words -- ch. 28 Full and empty words -- ch. 29 Constitutive and subsidiary words -- ch. 30 Variable and invariable words -- ch. 31 Full words -- ch. 32 Types of full words -- ch. 33 Symbols and the virtual sentence -- ch. 34 The noun -- ch. 35 The adjective -- ch. 36 The verb -- ch. 37 The adverb -- ch. 38 Empty words -- ch. 39 Junctives -- ch. 40 Translatives -- ch. 41 Indices -- ch. 42 Anaphoric connection -- ch. 43 Anaphors -- ch. 44 The method of composite words -- VI. Types of sentences -- ch. 45 Sentence words -- ch. 46 Classification of sentence words -- ch. 47 Types of sentences -- Book B Structure of the simple sentence -- I. Verbal node -- ch. 48 The verbal node -- ch. 49 Subject and predicate -- a. Actants -- ch. 50 Actants -- ch. 51 Types of actants -- ch. 52 Types of actants across languages -- ch. 53 Personal nouns -- ch. 54 Gender of personal nouns
Abstract:
Ch. 24 Categories -- ch. 25 Categories and functions -- ch. 26 Static and dynamic order -- V. Types of words -- ch. 27 Traditional types of words -- ch. 28 Full and empty words -- ch. 29 Constitutive and subsidiary words -- ch. 30 Variable and invariable words -- ch. 31 Full words -- ch. 32 Types of full words -- ch. 33 Symbols and the virtual sentence -- ch. 34 The noun -- ch. 35 The adjective -- ch. 36 The verb -- ch. 37 The adverb -- ch. 38 Empty words -- ch. 39 Junctives -- ch. 40 Translatives -- ch. 41 Indices -- ch. 42 Anaphoric connection -- ch. 43 Anaphors -- ch. 44 The method of composite words -- VI. Types of sentences -- ch. 45 Sentence words -- ch. 46 Classification of sentence words -- ch. 47 Types of sentences -- Book B Structure of the simple sentence -- I. Verbal node -- ch. 48 The verbal node -- ch. 49 Subject and predicate -- a. Actants -- ch. 50 Actants -- ch. 51 Types of actants -- ch. 52 Types of actants across languages -- ch. 53 Personal nouns -- ch. 54 Gender of personal nouns
Abstract:
Ch. 55 Number in personal nouns -- b. Circumstants -- ch. 56 Circumstants -- ch. 57 The dividing line between actants and circumstants -- c. Direct subordinates of the verb -- ch. 58 The structure of the verbal node in German -- ch. 59 Indices -- ch. 60 Oblique personal indices -- ch. 61 Indices and conjugations -- ch. 62 Object conjugation -- II. Nominal node -- ch. 63 The attributive adjective -- ch. 64 The attributive adjective in mitigated languages -- ch. 65 Non-adjectival attributes -- ch. 66 The predicative adjective -- ch. 67 Sentences with 'be' -- ch. 68 Predicates of the second and third actants -- ch. 69 The apposition -- ch. 70 The adjective in apposition -- ch. 71 The apostrophe -- ch. 72 The projection of actants -- ch. 73 The nominal sentence -- III. Adjectival node -- ch. 74 The adjectival node -- ch. 75 The adjectival sentence -- IV. Adverbial node -- ch. 76 The adverbial node -- ch. 77 The adverbial sentence -- Book C Question and negation -- ch. 78 Question and negation
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Ch. 79 Nuclear interrogative -- ch. 80 General interrogative words -- ch. 81 Reinforced interrogative words in French -- ch. 82 Binuclear interrogatives -- ch. 83 Connective interrogatives -- ch. 84 The marker of connective interrogatives -- ch. 85 Responses to connective interrogatives -- ch. 86 Exclamatives -- ch. 87 Nuclear negation -- ch. 88 Connective negations -- ch. 89 Anticipating negation -- ch. 90 Agreement of junctives with negation -- ch. 91 Double-trigger negation in French -- ch. 92 The French discordantial -- ch. 93 French forclusives -- ch. 94 Extension and evolution of double-trigger negation -- ch. 95 Double negation -- ch. 96 Permeable negation -- Book D Valency -- ch. 97 Valency and voice -- ch. 98 Avalent verbs -- ch. 99 Monovalent verbs -- ch. 100 Transitive verbs -- ch. 101 The active diathesis -- ch. 102 The passive diathesis -- ch. 103 The reflexive diathesis -- ch. 104 The reflexive possessive adjective -- ch. 105 The reciprocal diathesis -- ch. 106 Trivalent verbs
Abstract:
Ch. 79 Nuclear interrogative -- ch. 80 General interrogative words -- ch. 81 Reinforced interrogative words in French -- ch. 82 Binuclear interrogatives -- ch. 83 Connective interrogatives -- ch. 84 The marker of connective interrogatives -- ch. 85 Responses to connective interrogatives -- ch. 86 Exclamatives -- ch. 87 Nuclear negation -- ch. 88 Connective negations -- ch. 89 Anticipating negation -- ch. 90 Agreement of junctives with negation -- ch. 91 Double-trigger negation in French -- ch. 92 The French discordantial -- ch. 93 French forclusives -- ch. 94 Extension and evolution of double-trigger negation -- ch. 95 Double negation -- ch. 96 Permeable negation -- Book D Valency -- ch. 97 Valency and voice -- ch. 98 Avalent verbs -- ch. 99 Monovalent verbs -- ch. 100 Transitive verbs -- ch. 101 The active diathesis -- ch. 102 The passive diathesis -- ch. 103 The reflexive diathesis -- ch. 104 The reflexive possessive adjective -- ch. 105 The reciprocal diathesis -- ch. 106 Trivalent verbs
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Machine generated contents note : Book A Preamble -- I. Structure -- ch. 1 The connection -- ch. 2 Hierarchy of connections -- ch. 3 Node and stemma -- ch. 4 Structural order -- ch. 5 The spoken chain -- ch. 6 Structural and linear order -- a. Order -- ch. 7 Antinomy between structural and linear order -- ch. 8 Direction of linearization -- ch. 9 Strict order -- b. Adherence -- ch. 10 The word -- ch. 11 Agglutination -- c. Classification -- ch. 12 Classification of languages -- ch. 13 Humboldt's historical and typological classification -- ch. 14 Classification according to the direction of linearization -- II. Form -- ch. 15 Syntax and morphology -- ch. 16 Morphological markers -- ch. 17 The zero marker -- ch. 18 The introspective method -- III. Function -- ch. 19 Structure and function -- IV. Meaning -- ch. 20 Distinguishing between structure and meaning -- ch. 21 Relationships of structure and meaning -- ch. 22 The nucleus -- ch. 23 The dissociated nucleus
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