This book reduces, to a bare minimum, the primitive notions required to characterize the syntax of natural language systems, providing a simple yet explanatory formal basis for investigation at all levels of the structure and function of language. It will be ideal for graduates and academic researchers concerned with human language and syntax.
This book reduces, to a bare minimum, the primitive notions required to characterize the syntax of natural language systems, providing a simple yet explanatory formal basis for investigation at all levels of the structure and function of language. It will be ideal for graduates and academic researchers concerned with human language and syntax.
John Bowers KC is Principal of Brasenose College, University of Oxford. He was called to the Bar in 1979 and took silk in 1998. Described as 'an employment law rock star', he is the author of fifteen books, including Bowers on Employment Law, The Law of Industrial Action and Trade Union Recognition and Whistleblowing. He is a former chair of Bar Disciplinary Summary Tribunals and a member of the Bar Council's Race Relations Committee. Since 2005 he has been a Bencher of Middle Temple.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. Relational derivation 2. Types of lexical projections and arguments 3. Modification 4. Variation in word order 5. The role of morphology 6. Operators 7. Ellipsis 8. The DNA of language References.
Introduction 1. Relational derivation 2. Types of lexical projections and arguments 3. Modification 4. Variation in word order 5. The role of morphology 6. Operators 7. Ellipsis 8. The DNA of language References.
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