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Author / Creator:	Lieb, Hans-Heinrich.
Imprint:	Amsterdam : John Benjamins Pub. Co., 1983.
Description:	1 online resource (xxiii, 527 pages).
Language:	English
Series:	Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science. Series IV, Current issues in linguistic theory, 0304-0763 ; v. 17 Integrational linguistics ; v. 1 Amsterdam studies in the theory and history of linguistic science. Series IV, Current issues in linguistic theory ; v. 17.
Subject:	Linguistics. Language and languages -- Philosophy. Language and languages -- Philosophy. Linguistics. Electronic books.
Format:	E-Resource Book
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11122036

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ISBN:	9789027280190 9027280193 9027235082 9789027235084 1283314193 9781283314190 9786613314192 6613314196
Notes:	Includes bibliographical references and indexes. English.
Summary:	This is the first volume of a work envisioned to consist of six volumes, providing a complete overview of the unified approach to basic problems of linguistics, as developed by Hans-Heinrich Lieb. This first volume contains a detailed overview of Integrational Linguistics, and outlines a major fragment of a theory of language systems. The further volumes will discuss: II. A theory of grammars; III. Language universals and language contrast; IV. Syntax and semantics; V. Morphology and morphosemantics; VI. Lexical semantics.
Other form:	90-272-3508-2

Table of Contents:

1. Dedication
2. Acknowledgments
3. General preface
4. Table of contents
5. 0 Introduction
6. 1 Languages and their systems
7. 2 idiolects and their systems
8. Part B: Outline of syntax
9. 3 Basic approach (1): A surface syntax for semantics
10. 4 Basic approach (2): syntactic structures and syntactic functions
11. 5 Syntactic structures (1): the constituent structure component
12. 6 Syntactic structures (2): paradigms and syntactic marking categories
13. 7 Syntactic structures (3): the marking structure component
14. 8 Syntactic structures (4): intonation structures. The structure assignment
15. 9 Constituent functions, category functions, accents
16. Part C: Outline of morphology
17. 10 Basic approach. Pure morphological constituent structures
18. 11 Pure morphological marking structures and morphological intonation structures
19. 12 morphological structures and morphological functions
20. Part D: Outline of morphosemantics
21. 13 Lexical meanings
22. 14 the basis for morphosemantic meaning composition
23. 15 morphosemantic meaning composition
24. Part E: Outline of syntactic semantics (1): syntactic meanings
25. 16 Lexical meanings in syntax
26. 17 Sentence meanings
27. 18 referential meanings and reference bases
28. Basic, intermediate, and complete syntactic meanings
29. Part F: Outline of syntactic semantics (2): meaning composition
30. 20 intermediate syntactic meanings
31. 21 predication bases
32. 22 predication bases and semantic roles
33. 23 predication
34. 24 Predication, neagtion, and accents
35. 25 Potential rhemata and potential rhematic background
36. 26 Referential meanings and potential thematic parts
37. 27 The construction of sentence meanings
38. Part G: Integrational grammars
39. 28 Theory integration (1): theories of language; grammars of languages and varieties
40. 29 theory integration (2): idiolect grammars; non-linguistic theories
41. 30 Integrational grammars as axiomatic theories
42. Bibliographies
43. List of references
44. Bibliography of integrational linguistics
45. Indexes
46. Index of names
47. Index of extratheoretical terms and subject
48. Index of theoretical terms and subjects
49. Lists
50. Notational conventions
51. List of symbols
52. List of variables
53. List constants

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