10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PARATACTICALLY»
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A Syntax of Ṣanʻānī Arabic
Likewise, certain clause types are more likely to be linked hypotactically than
paratactically, and vice versa: hypotactic clauses introduced by 'inn are almost
invariably nominal, for example, and generally take a pronoun subject; they may
also ...
2
Discourse in Society: Systemic Functional Perspectives
'One reason for treating paratactically related clauses in a different manner from
the hypotactically related clauses lies in what happens when one reverses the
order in which the clauses occur. First, one finds that the connector does not stay
...
Peter Howard Fries, Michael Gregory, 1995
3
Relative Clauses in Time and Space: A Case Study in the ...
If we examine the literature for examples of languages in which relative clauses
are said to have changed from being linked paratactically to being introduced
with a subordinating conjunction, there are very few cases in which this claim is ...
4
A Companion to Donald Davidson
We know how to handle the indirect speech report paratactically. We know how
to handle the mixed quotation paratactically and we know how to handle mood
paratactically. But it is not clear that we know how to apply them in any systematic
...
Ernest Lepore, Kirk Ludwig, 2013
5
The Ancient Languages of Mesopotamia, Egypt and Aksum
Adverbial and verbal sentences introduced by a particle are always main clauses
; noninitial patterns may be paratactically linked main clauses or embedded
subordinate clauses. The difference between forms with and without introductory
...
6
Ancient Egyptian: A Linguistic Introduction
Adverbial and pseudoverbal sentences introduced by a particle are always main
clauses; non-initial patterns may be paratactically linked main clauses or
embedded subordinate clauses. The difference between forms with and without ...
7
WOPPLOT 86 Parallel Processing: Logic, Organization, and ...
So, what we need, is a paratactically structured space, in which various and even
contradicting propositions can stand together and its meaning is not found out by
drawing logical derivations, but by looking at the whole of the constellation as ...
Jörg D. Becker, Ignaz Eisele, 1987
8
Handbook of Research on Strategy and Foresight
As a result, we might expect that the more open individuals are towards
experimenting with new categories, the less hypotactically and, thus, the more
paratactically do they organize their cognitive categories. People who 'store' their
ideas ...
Laura Anna Costanzo, Robert Bradley MacKay, 2008
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Introduction to Systemic Functional Linguistics: 2nd Edition
At the rank of phrases and groups we can recognize paratactic phrase/group
complexes: Up the street, round the corner and next to the newsagent. — three
prepositional phrases, paratactically related and hypotactic phrase/group
complexes, ...
10
A Systemic Functional Grammar of Chinese
Clauses in all elaborating nexuses in Chinese are paratactically related. In
addition, there is only one conjunction in each nexus, and it always marks the
continuing clause. (2) Extension. Unlike elaboration, clauses in some extending
nexuses ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PARATACTICALLY»
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paratactically is used in the context of the following news items.
The Good Eye: V Is for Vulnerability: There ain't nothin' hurly or burly …
"Burlesque is validating," Ramsay says, and adds, paratactically, "Burlesque is vulnerable." The two V-words turn out to be related. For instance ... «Austin Chronicle, May 14»
Through History to Authenticity: John Millei's Paintings
The figures -- as on the sarcophagi of late antiquity -- are placed side by side paratactically. They no longer have any reality, they have only signification. «Artnet, Jan 10»
