10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPOTAXIS»
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hypotaxis in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Critical Studies in the Cynewulf Group
This case is analogous to Andreas ll. 337 ff. Inversion is used ll. 189, 407, 432,
492. Conjunctional adverbs occur at ll. 368, 409, 411, 472; hypotaxis at ll. 410,
476. It may be observed that most cases of causal connexions, whether
paratactical, ...
2
Complex Sentences in Grammar and Discourse: Essays in Honor ...
and (logical) parataxis in the same series, with hypotaxis intermediate between
circumstantiation in the clause and parataxis: Enhancement favours
circumstantiation whereas extension and elaboration favour parataxis. Within
these very ...
Joan L. Bybee, Michael Noonan, 2002
3
Historical Syntax in Cross-Linguistic Perspective
10.5 On the ultimate origins of complex constructions In this section we examine
the view that subordinate clauses have originated in relatively recent times (
section 10.5.1) and develop our own hypothesis about how hypotaxis originated,
...
Alice C. Harris, Lyle Campbell, 1995
4
History of Englishes: New Methods and Interpretations in ...
And it is translation from Latin which would hold up hypotaxis as a model to be
emulated. It is a notable aspect of English throughout its history that hypotaxis
has been considered a more literary and hence a more estimable type of style
than ...
5
The Poetics of the Mind's Eye: Literature and the Psychology ...
Hypotaxis Webster's Third International Dictionary informs us that hypotaxis is "
syntactic subordination (as by a conjunction) — opposed to parataxis." In contrast
to this scant definition it tells us a great deal about its correlative term, parataxis: ...
Christopher Collins, 1991
6
Analysing Discourse: Textual Analysis for Social Research
Conjunctions and other connectors are also again underlined. Firemen Tackle
Blaze Night shift workers on a coating line at Nairn Coated Products, St George's
Quay, Lancaster had to be evacuated HYPOTAXIS when fire broke out in an
oven ...
7
An Introduction to Functional Grammar
In all univariate structures the units related in this way are interdependent; but
two degrees of interdependency have evolved — parataxis and hypotaxis. This is
the distinction in the system of taxis introduced above. Parataxis and hypotaxis ...
Michael Halliday, Christian M.I.M. Matthiessen, Christian Matthiessen, 2014
8
T.F. Powys: A Modern Allegorist : the Companion Novels, Mr ...
Style and Narration According to Fletcher, there exists an intimate relationship
between the two patterns of symbolic action and the two forms of syntactical
patterning, called parataxis or co-ordination and hypotaxis or subordination.
Parataxis ...
9
Fascist Virilities: Rhetoric, Ideology, and Social Fantasy ...
ond is at odds with Leso's conclusions: Perelman and Olbrechts-Tyteca oppose
the "greater freedom" of parataxis to the way in which hypotaxis "controls the
reader, forces . . . and constricts interpretations," and attribute to parataxis the ...
10
Arabic in Chains: Structural Problems and Artificial Barriers
In contrast, hypotaxis builds up a hierarchy in which every clause does carry a
certain value. Some Arab linguists even tend to regard hypotaxis as typical of
Indo- European languages, with parataxis typical of Semitic languages.48
However, ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPOTAXIS»
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hypotaxis is used in the context of the following news items.
Much to learn from Yoda, public speakers still have
Hypotaxis, where subordinate clauses dangle off one another, is harder to digest than parataxis, where one thing follows another. If the glue in ... «Financial Times, Jun 15»
WRITING WRONGS: Writing Wrongs says a syntactical sayonara to …
Hypotaxis — syntactic subordination of one clause or construction to another. Prologue — introductory lines spoken by a member of the cast ... «Sierra Vista Herald, Dec 14»
How's the Mood-Board?
Lerner describes key features of Ashbery's work effectively — for example 'aggressive hypotaxis' which appears to subordinate long chains of ... «The Fortnightly Review, Jul 14»
David Grossman Creates Yet Another Wrenching Masterpiece
... broken logical sequences, parataxis and hypotaxis. Grossman's greatest achievement here is voicing the townspeople's discordant rhythms ... «Jewish Daily Forward, Apr 14»
Tried and tested
... in class to be able to answer his question about differentiating “hypotaxis” from “parataxis” (no, it has nothing to do with paid transportation). «Philippine Star, Sep 13»
On Literary Metamodernism
Liner Notes so consistently seeks and achieves this superlative level of engagement with metanarrative, metaxy, hypotaxis, hyperreality, ... «Huffington Post, Jul 13»
As Consciousness Is Harnessed to Flesh
From parataxis (loose association of clauses) to hypotaxis (more precise indications of logical relationships + subordination) ... Play: Doctor ... «NPR, Dec 12»
October 2012 Contemporary Poetry Reviews
Hers is a hyper-parataxis (as opposed to the para-hypotaxis this review series has generally favored) and if you don't stop for a moment to sniff ... «Huffington Post, Oct 12»
The Edge, Too Has Its Edge: Reading Uwe Johnson in New York
He approaches his sentences carefully; he doesn't triumph over them by stretching them into long technically obsessed hypotaxis or by brutally ... «The Millions, Mar 10»
