Analytical Linguistics
Publisher: St. Petersburg Polytechnical University Publishing House
Published: 2012
Place of publication: St. Petersburg, Russia
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 370
ISBN-13: 9785742237280
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS; title: Abbreviations and Symbols	8; title: Introduction; title: § 1. Linguistics and metalinguistics	9; title: § 2. Constructive elements	14; title: § 3. A theory of systemic definitions	16; title: Chapter I. Bonds between words in the sentence; title: 1. Types of sistems of bonds between words; title: § 1. Logical possibilities	25; title: § 2. Some meanings of the term “government”	29; title: 2. Theoretical problems of government; title: § 1. The dualistic structure of the word-stem and the ending	35; title: § 2. Discussion on a theme which does not exist	40; title: § 3. Government and other bonds	46; title: § 4. Subtypes of government	56; title: Chapter II. Syntagmatic and paradigmatic classes of words; title: 1. The parts of speech and the parts of a sentence: morphology and syntax; title: § 1. Statement of the problem	62; title: § 2. What do grammars say?	67; title: § 3. Conclusions	78; title: 2. The parts of speech and the parts of a sentence: interpretations; title: § 1. “Meanings” of different chains	79; title: § 2. Interpretive systems and examples	80; title: § 3. The number of classes and the interpretive types	82; title: 3. The parts of speech and the parts of a sentence: language − speech?; title: § 1. Types of linguistic descriptions	91; title: § 2. Controversies connected with the opposition “language − speech”	93; title: § 3. The consequences of solving the question about the correlation of oppositions “language/speech” – “the parts of speech/the parts of a sentence”	97; title: 4. The results of the discussion of the question “The parts of speech – the parts of a sentence”; title: § 1. General considerations	100; title: § 2. The characteristics of classes of words	102; title: Chapter III. Syntagmatic bonds between the terms of classes of words; title: 1. Syntagmatic and paradigmatic bonds; title: § 1. A list of bonds	105; title: § 2. Examples of different syntagmatic chains	106; title: § 3. Types of syntagmatic chains (concrete and abstract)	115; title: 2. Other meanings of the term “government”; title: § 1. The sphere of meanings of the term “government”	116; title: § 2. “Government” as we understand it	121; title: 3. The system of terms; title: § 1. Valency and government: the plane of language and the plane of speech	122; title: § 2. Syntagmatic bond (language plane and speech plane)	126; title: § 3. Correlation between terms	126; title: § 4. A diagram of reasoning	128; title: Chapter IV. The syntagmatics of speech activity; title: 1. The sentence: its definitions; title: § 1. The principle of parallelism	131; title: § 2. A theory of systemic definitions	137; title: § 3. The syntagmatics and paradigmatics of speech activity	140; title: § 4. The definition of the concept of the sentence in terms of the processes of speech activity	143; title: § 5. The correlation of definitions in the description of different processes of speech activity	146; title: § 6. Problems of form and meaning in defining sentences	152; title: § 7. Definitions and practical problems	157; title: § 8. The completeness of the system of definitions	161; title: § 9. Problems of form and meaning in defining the parts of speech and the parts of a sentence	162; title: § 10. The theory of speech activity	171; title: § 11. The dualistic character of the theory of speech activity	177; title: 2. A theory of language elements; title: § 1. Language – speech – speech activity	179; title: § 2. Selection of axioms of linguistic theory	185; title: § 3. Language theories and their aims	198; title: § 4. The problem of formalizations	208; title: § 5. Formal procedures and formal theories	214; title: Chapter V. Semiotic systems; title: 1. Signs and duals; title: § 1. The sign structure of the word, sentence, and bond	227; title: § 2. Sign procedures, semiotics, and sign theory	232; title: § 3. The realization of a sign theory in practice	233; title: 2. Semiotics of the parts of speech; title: § 1. Initial data and final goals	247; title: § 2. Remarks regarding the construction of the semiotics of PSp in the Russian language	252; title: § 3. The semiotic system of PSp and the traditional system of PSp	255; title: 3. Semiotics of the parts of a sentence; title: § 1. Analysis of the problem	257; title: § 2. The selection of initial data	263; title: § 3. A search for elementary meanings	268; title: § 4. The paradigmatics of syntactic constructions	270; title: Conclusion; title: § 1. Work methods	274; title: § 2. The analytic method as a means for obtaining axioms of linguistic theory	276; title: § 3. The formulation of new problems on the basis of the obtained axioms	289; title: Literature used in the construction of linguistic elements	308; title: Name index	341; title: Language index	344; title: Subject index	346