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The Noun Phrase in Functional Discourse Grammar (Hardcover)
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The Noun Phrase in Functional Discourse Grammar (Hardcover)
Series: Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs [TiLSM]
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The articles in this volume analyse the noun phrase within the
framework of Functional Discourse Grammar (FDG), the successor to
Simon C. Dik's Functional Grammar. In its current form, FDG has an
explicit top-down organization and distinguishes four
hierarchically organized, interacting levels: (i) the interpersonal
level (language as communicational process), (ii) the
representational level (language as a carrier of content), (iii)
the morphosyntactic level and (iv) the phonological level. Together
they constitute the grammatical component, which in its turn
interacts with a cognitive and a communicative component. This
comprehensive approach to linguistic analysis is also reflected in
this volume, which contains rich and substantial contributions
concerning many different aspects of the noun phrase. At the same
time, the analysis of a major linguistic construction from various
perspectives is an excellent way to test a new model of grammar
with regard to some of the standards of adequacy for linguistic
theories. The book contains several papers dealing with matters of
representation and formalization of the noun phrase (the articles
by Kees Hengeveld, Jose Luis Gonzalez Escribano, Jan Rijkhoff and
Evelien Keizer). Other contributors are more concerned with the
practical application of the model with regard to
discourse-interpersonal matters (Chris Butler, John H. Connolly),
whereas the chapters by Dik Bakker and Roland Pfau and by Daniel
Garcia Velasco deal with morphosyntactic issues. In all, the
variety of issues addressed and the range of languages considered
prove that one of the important advantages of the FDG model is
precisely the fact that grammatical phenomena can be treated from a
semantic, pragmatic, morpho-syntactic, phonological or textual
perspective in a coherent fashion.
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