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Catching Language
DE HC NWISBN: 9783110186031 bzw. 3110186039, in Deutsch, De Gruyter De Gruyter Mouton, gebundenes Buch, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei.
buecher.de GmbH & Co. KG, [1].
This is the first book to focus on the problem of writing grammars of little-known languages, a task of major urgency as linguists face the challenge of documenting the many endangered languages around the world. The chapters, all written by distinguished specialists, address the many questions the author of a reference grammar must tackle as they destil the regularities of a whole language into a single integrated volume.2006. VIII, 662 S.Versandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, Hardcover.
buecher.de GmbH & Co. KG, [1].
This is the first book to focus on the problem of writing grammars of little-known languages, a task of major urgency as linguists face the challenge of documenting the many endangered languages around the world. The chapters, all written by distinguished specialists, address the many questions the author of a reference grammar must tackle as they destil the regularities of a whole language into a single integrated volume.2006. VIII, 662 S.Versandfertig in 3-5 Tagen, Hardcover.
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Catching language. The standing challenge of grammar writing. Trends in linguistics, Studies monographs 167. (2006)
DEISBN: 9783110186031 bzw. 3110186039, in Deutsch, de Gruyter, Berlin/New York, Deutschland.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Versandkostenfrei in die BRD.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Berlin ; New York, Mouton de Gruyter, XIII, 662 S. Originalleinen. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Grammaticography: The art and craft of writing grammars. Ulrike Mosel -- Real descriptions: Reflections on native speaker and non-native speaker descriptions of a language. Felix K. Ameka -- Realizing Humboldt`s dream: Cross-linguistic grammatography as data-base creation Dietmar Zaefferer -- The organization of reference grammars: A typologist user`s point of view. Sonia Cristofaro -- Calculus of possibilities as a technique in linguistic typology Igor Mel`cuk -- Descriptive theories, explanatory theories, and Basic Linguistic Theory. Matthew S. Dryer -- Let the language tell its story? The role of linguistic theory in writing grammars. Keren Rice -- On describing word order. Randy LaPolla and Dory Poa -- Heterosemy and the grammar-lexicon trade-off. N. J. Enfield -- Field semantics and grammar-writing: Stimuli-based techniques and the study of locative verbs. Birgit Hellwig -- Taking a closer look at function verbs: Lexicon, grammar, or both? Eva Schultze-Berndt -- Converbs in an African perspective. Azeb Amha and Gerrit J. Dimmendaal -- From Eurocentrism to Sinocentrism: The case of disposal constructions in Sinitic languages. Hilary Chappell -- How to miss a paradigm or two: Multifunctional ma- in Tagalog. Nikolaus P. Himmelmann -- The interplay of synchronic and diachronic discovery in Siouan grammar-writing. Robert L. Rankin -- The historical and cultural dimensions in grammar formation: The case of Modern Greek. Brian D. Joseph -- Polylectal grammar and Royal Thai. Tony Diller -- Writing culture in grammar in the Americanist tradition. Jane H. Hill. ISBN 9783110186031Linguistik [Sprache, Linguistik] 2006.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Fundus-Online GbR.
Berlin ; New York, Mouton de Gruyter, XIII, 662 S. Originalleinen. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Grammaticography: The art and craft of writing grammars. Ulrike Mosel -- Real descriptions: Reflections on native speaker and non-native speaker descriptions of a language. Felix K. Ameka -- Realizing Humboldt`s dream: Cross-linguistic grammatography as data-base creation Dietmar Zaefferer -- The organization of reference grammars: A typologist user`s point of view. Sonia Cristofaro -- Calculus of possibilities as a technique in linguistic typology Igor Mel`cuk -- Descriptive theories, explanatory theories, and Basic Linguistic Theory. Matthew S. Dryer -- Let the language tell its story? The role of linguistic theory in writing grammars. Keren Rice -- On describing word order. Randy LaPolla and Dory Poa -- Heterosemy and the grammar-lexicon trade-off. N. J. Enfield -- Field semantics and grammar-writing: Stimuli-based techniques and the study of locative verbs. Birgit Hellwig -- Taking a closer look at function verbs: Lexicon, grammar, or both? Eva Schultze-Berndt -- Converbs in an African perspective. Azeb Amha and Gerrit J. Dimmendaal -- From Eurocentrism to Sinocentrism: The case of disposal constructions in Sinitic languages. Hilary Chappell -- How to miss a paradigm or two: Multifunctional ma- in Tagalog. Nikolaus P. Himmelmann -- The interplay of synchronic and diachronic discovery in Siouan grammar-writing. Robert L. Rankin -- The historical and cultural dimensions in grammar formation: The case of Modern Greek. Brian D. Joseph -- Polylectal grammar and Royal Thai. Tony Diller -- Writing culture in grammar in the Americanist tradition. Jane H. Hill. ISBN 9783110186031Linguistik [Sprache, Linguistik] 2006.
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Catching language. The standing challenge of grammar writing. Trends in linguistics, Studies monographs 167. (2006)
DE USISBN: 9783110186031 bzw. 3110186039, in Deutsch, Berlin New York : Mouton de Gruyter, gebraucht.
Fundus-Online GbR Borkert/ Schwarz/ Zerfaß, [3280044].
XIII, 662 S. Originalleinen.Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Grammaticography: The art and craft of writing grammars. Ulrike Mosel -- Real descriptions: Reflections on native speaker and non-native speaker descriptions of a language. Felix K. Ameka -- Realizing Humboldt's dream: Cross-linguistic grammatography as data-base creation Dietmar Zaefferer -- The organization of reference grammars: A typologist user's point of view. Sonia Cristofaro -- Calculus of possibilities as a technique in linguistic typology Igor Mel'cuk -- Descriptive theories, explanatory theories, and Basic Linguistic Theory. Matthew S. Dryer -- Let the language tell its story? The role of linguistic theory in writing grammars. Keren Rice -- On describing word order. Randy LaPolla and Dory Poa -- Heterosemy and the grammar-lexicon trade-off. N. J. Enfield -- Field semantics and grammar-writing: Stimuli-based techniques and the study of locative verbs. Birgit Hellwig -- Taking a closer look at function verbs: Lexicon, grammar, or both? Eva Schultze-Berndt -- Converbs in an African perspective. Azeb Amha and Gerrit J. Dimmendaal -- From Eurocentrism to Sinocentrism: The case of disposal constructions in Sinitic languages. Hilary Chappell -- How to miss a paradigm or two: Multifunctional ma- in Tagalog. Nikolaus P. Himmelmann -- The interplay of synchronic and diachronic discovery in Siouan grammar-writing. Robert L. Rankin -- The historical and cultural dimensions in grammar formation: The case of Modern Greek. Brian D. Joseph -- Polylectal grammar and Royal Thai. Tony Diller -- Writing culture in grammar in the Americanist tradition. Jane H. Hill. ISBN 9783110186031.
XIII, 662 S. Originalleinen.Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Grammaticography: The art and craft of writing grammars. Ulrike Mosel -- Real descriptions: Reflections on native speaker and non-native speaker descriptions of a language. Felix K. Ameka -- Realizing Humboldt's dream: Cross-linguistic grammatography as data-base creation Dietmar Zaefferer -- The organization of reference grammars: A typologist user's point of view. Sonia Cristofaro -- Calculus of possibilities as a technique in linguistic typology Igor Mel'cuk -- Descriptive theories, explanatory theories, and Basic Linguistic Theory. Matthew S. Dryer -- Let the language tell its story? The role of linguistic theory in writing grammars. Keren Rice -- On describing word order. Randy LaPolla and Dory Poa -- Heterosemy and the grammar-lexicon trade-off. N. J. Enfield -- Field semantics and grammar-writing: Stimuli-based techniques and the study of locative verbs. Birgit Hellwig -- Taking a closer look at function verbs: Lexicon, grammar, or both? Eva Schultze-Berndt -- Converbs in an African perspective. Azeb Amha and Gerrit J. Dimmendaal -- From Eurocentrism to Sinocentrism: The case of disposal constructions in Sinitic languages. Hilary Chappell -- How to miss a paradigm or two: Multifunctional ma- in Tagalog. Nikolaus P. Himmelmann -- The interplay of synchronic and diachronic discovery in Siouan grammar-writing. Robert L. Rankin -- The historical and cultural dimensions in grammar formation: The case of Modern Greek. Brian D. Joseph -- Polylectal grammar and Royal Thai. Tony Diller -- Writing culture in grammar in the Americanist tradition. Jane H. Hill. ISBN 9783110186031.
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Catching Language (2006)
~EN NWISBN: 9783110186031 bzw. 3110186039, vermutlich in Englisch, De Gruyter Mouton, neu.
Lieferung aus: Deutschland, Lieferbar in 3 - 5 Tagen.
Descriptive grammars are our main vehicle for documenting and analysing the linguistic structure of the world's 6,000 languages. They bring together, in one place, a coherent treatment of how the whole language works, and therefore form the primary source of information on a given language, consulted by a wide range of users: areal specialists, typologists, theoreticians of any part of language (syntax, morphology, phonology, historical linguistics etc.), and members of the speech communities concerned. The writing of a descriptive grammar is a major intellectual challenge, that calls on the grammarian to balance a respect for the language's distinctive genius with an awareness of how other languages work, to combine rigour with readability, to depict structural regularities while respecting a corpus of real material, and to represent something of the native speaker's competence while recognising the variation inherent in any speech community. Despite a recent surge of awareness of the need to document little-known languages, there is no book that focusses on the manifold issues that face the author of a descriptive grammar. This volume brings together contributors who approach the problem from a range of angles. Most have written descriptive grammars themselves, but others represent different types of reader. Among the topics they address are: overall issues of grammar design, the complementary roles of outsider and native speaker grammarians, the balance between grammar and lexicon, cross-linguistic comparability, the role of explanation in grammatical description, the interplay of theory and a range of fieldwork methods in language description, the challenges of describing languages in their cultural and historical context, and the tensions between linguistic particularity, established practice of particular schools of linguistic description and the need for a universally commensurable analytic framework. This book will renew the field of grammaticography, addressing a multiple readership of descriptive linguists, typologists, and formal linguists, by bringing together a range of distinguished practitioners from around the world to address these questions. gebundene Ausgabe, 16.11.2006.
Descriptive grammars are our main vehicle for documenting and analysing the linguistic structure of the world's 6,000 languages. They bring together, in one place, a coherent treatment of how the whole language works, and therefore form the primary source of information on a given language, consulted by a wide range of users: areal specialists, typologists, theoreticians of any part of language (syntax, morphology, phonology, historical linguistics etc.), and members of the speech communities concerned. The writing of a descriptive grammar is a major intellectual challenge, that calls on the grammarian to balance a respect for the language's distinctive genius with an awareness of how other languages work, to combine rigour with readability, to depict structural regularities while respecting a corpus of real material, and to represent something of the native speaker's competence while recognising the variation inherent in any speech community. Despite a recent surge of awareness of the need to document little-known languages, there is no book that focusses on the manifold issues that face the author of a descriptive grammar. This volume brings together contributors who approach the problem from a range of angles. Most have written descriptive grammars themselves, but others represent different types of reader. Among the topics they address are: overall issues of grammar design, the complementary roles of outsider and native speaker grammarians, the balance between grammar and lexicon, cross-linguistic comparability, the role of explanation in grammatical description, the interplay of theory and a range of fieldwork methods in language description, the challenges of describing languages in their cultural and historical context, and the tensions between linguistic particularity, established practice of particular schools of linguistic description and the need for a universally commensurable analytic framework. This book will renew the field of grammaticography, addressing a multiple readership of descriptive linguists, typologists, and formal linguists, by bringing together a range of distinguished practitioners from around the world to address these questions. gebundene Ausgabe, 16.11.2006.
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