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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «VALENCY GRAMMAR»
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Valency: Theoretical, Descriptive and Cognitive Issues
Introduction Why has valency grammar been so successful? Or to put the
question more modestly: why has valency grammar survived? My first rather
general answer is: it has been so successful because it has been a valency
grammar and ...
Thomas Herbst, Katrin Götz-Votteler,
2007
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Structural and Functional Properties of Collocations in ...
The development of the dependency grammar framework within which valency
grammar has evolved can be traced back to the work of Tesniere on the
argument structure of verbs (Tesniere 1959). Tesniere' s notions of actants and ...
3
Grammar and Vocabulary: A Resource Book for Students
... complement is recognised and in fact it was the 'emancipation' of prepositional
phrases to the same complement status as that of casemarked noun phrases that
played a very important role in the early phases of German valency grammar.
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Words,
Grammar, Text: Revisiting the Work of John Sinclair
In the area I am concerned with in this paper, namely nouns and their modifiers,
this was the advent of valency grammar. Today, we find different versions of it.
The framework in which I discuss valency grammar in this paper is laid out in
Ulrich ...
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A
Valency Dictionary of English: A Corpus-based Analysis of ...
... Topics in German Linguistics. London: Longman. Herbst, Thomas and Ian F.
Roe 1 996 How obligatory are obligatory complements? - An alternative
approach to the categorization of subjects and other complements in valency
grammar.
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200 Years of Syntax: A Critical Survey
Moreover some schools stemming from structuralist roots went on to play an
important role, especially Prague functionalism and Tesnière's Valency Grammar
. It is also important to bear in mind that the different theories, in most instances,
did ...
7
New Directions in Machine Translation: Conference ...
When we speak about dependency grammar, we think normally only about the
school of Tesniere (1959) and his followers (especially valency grammar). But in
a larger sense, dependency grammar includes Chomsky's (1981) structuralism
as ...
Dan Maxwell, Klaus Schubert,
1988
8
Translation and Bilingual Dictionaries
5.2 The Design of the Semantic Frame Fillmore's case grammar and French
linguists' valency grammar are widely used in semantic analysis. The two
methods are basically similar to one another, but lay different emphasis on the
content.
9
Mastering English: An Advanced
Grammar for Non-native and ...
It is characteristic of so-called valency grammar (the term 'valency' being taken
over from chemistry, where it refers to the combining properties of atoms),
according to which the verb has one or more dependents, or valents. A verb like ...
Carl Bache, Niels Davidsen-Nielsen,
1997
10
Exploring the Lexis-
grammar Interface
... or valency grammar (Herbst). By the same token, the volume reflects the
current tendency in usage-based linguistics where language is also being
understood as a tool for the interaction between participants rather than for
descriptive ...
Ute Römer, Rainer Schulze,
2009