语言类型学与普遍语法特征
2000-10-1
外语教学与研究出版社
W. Croft
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《语言类型学与普遍语法特征》主要介绍：Comparison of the grammars of human lagnuages reveals systematic patterns of variation. Research in typology and universals attempts to uncover those patterns. To formulate the universal constraints on language that define those patterns， and to seek explanations for the universals. In this volume， the first of its kind， william Croft provides the reader with a comprehensive introduction to the method and theory used in typology-universals research. Together with an overview of basic grammatical differences between languages. He discusses theoretical issues ranging from the most fundamental-on what basis can the arammars of diverse languages be compared?-to the most absttact-what is the role of fuctional and historical explanation of language universals? -and gives extensive illustration from the world's languages. Several case studies also provide extended examples of the methodologies applied to specific problems. As well as explicating basic concepts established in the last thirty years. Current areas of typological research are thoroughly covered （including some discussion of phonological typology）. The author demonstrates how complex patterns of cross-linguistic variation. Such as hierarchies and prototypes. Are built on the basic patterns of implicational universals and markedness. He also draws together contemporary research on cross-linguistic patterns of the form-meaning relation and on universals of language change， and shows how a new approach to limguistic explanation， the "functional-typological" or "dynamic" paradigm， has evolved in the last decade. This textbook will appeal to scholars and students alike in linguistics and anthropology.
Preface by HallidayPreface and AcknowledgmentsAbbreviations1. Inrtoduction 1.1 Definitions and scope of typology 1.2 Cross-linguistic comparsion 1.3 The problen of cross-linguistic comparablilty 1.4 Non-typological factors and the sampling problen1.5 Data souces2. Typological classifivcation 2.1 Intuoduction 2.2 the comcept of a linguistic type（strategy） 2.3 morpholonical typology3. Inplicational nuversals 3.1 Restrctions on possible lanuage types 3.2 Unrestricted and implicational universals 3.3 Deeper explanations for word-order universals4. Markedness in typology 4.1 Introduction4.2 Markedness and inplicational universals 4.3 Criteria for markedness 4.3.1 Stucture 4.3.2 Behavior 4.3.2.1 Inflectional behavior4.3.2.2 Disrtbutional behavior 4.3.3 Frequency 4.3.4 Neutral value 4.4 Conclusion5.Grammatical herarchies 5.1 Inrtoduction 5.2 Hierarchies，inplicational universals and markedness……6. Prototypes and the interaction of typloogical patterns7. External motivation and the typology of form-function relations8. Diachromic typology9. Linguistic explanation in the dynamic paradigmNotesTeferencesMap of languages citedAuthor indexLanguage indexSubject indexCroft：Typology and Universals： Errata文库索引
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