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Linguistische Arbeiten

Band 17:: Calbert, Joseph P.: Dimensions of style and meaning in the language of Trakl and Rilke. Contributions to a semantics of style. VIII/146 S. - Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1974.
ISBN: 3-484-10192-X

Preface

I.	Theoretical Considerations	S. 1
II.	Vocabulary Size and Verbal Diversifikation: General Facts	S. 35
III.	Parts of Speech and Major Semantic Categories: Group II Words	S. 64
IV.	Parts of Speech and Major Semantic Categories: Group I Words	S. 109
V.	Situational Context and Negation	S. 140
VI.	Semantic Content and Interpretation	S. 193
Appendix (Fold-out sheets)
Trakl's “KLAGE” (DD 196)		S. 233
[Trakl's] “GRODEK” (DD 197)		S. 234
Rilke's “GESANG DER FRAUEN AN DEN DICHTER” (Gesammelte Gedichte, 251)		S. 235
Index of tables		S. 237
Bibliography		S. 239

Scharnhorst, Jürgen (1978): Rezension von: Joseph Calbert: Dimensions of Style and Meaning in the Language of Trakl and Rilke. (Linguistische Arbeiten, Nr. 17). In: Zeitschrift für Phonetik, Sprachwissenschaft und Kommunikationsforschung 31.4. Berlin: Akademie-Verlag. S. 438-440. →Text

Preface

I.	Theoretical Considerations			S. 1
1.		General Introduction		S. 1
2.		Theoretical Assumptions and Major Concepts		S. 9
3.		A Formal Model for Semantic Interpretation		S. 19
II.	Vocabulary Size and Verbal Diversifikation: General Facts			S. 35
1.		The Type-Token Ratio (TTR)		S. 36
2.		Group I and Group II Words		S. 56
III.	Parts of Speech and Major Semantic Categories: Group II Words			S. 64
1.		Nouns		S. 66
2.		Verbs		S. 85
3.		Adjectives/Adverbs		S. 91
4.		Conclusions about Group II Words		S. 103
IV.	Parts of Speech and Major Semantic Categories: Group I Words			S. 109
1.		Articles		S. 111
2.		Prepositions		S. 116
3.		Separable Prefixes		S. 117
4.		Particles		S. 118
5.		Conjunctions		S. 118
6.		Auxiliaries		S. 122
7.		Pro Forms		S. 127
8.		Quantifiers		S. 130
9.		Adverbials		S. 135
10.		General Conclusions about Group I and Group II Words		S. 137
V.	Situational Context and Negation			S. 140
1.		Communication and Poetic Style		S. 140
2.		Situational Context		S. 149
3.		Time Reference		S. 159
4.		Space Reference		S. 170
5.		The Poet's Sphere of Identification		S. 176
6.		Negation and Deixis		S. 182
VI.	Semantic Content and Interpretation			S. 193
1.		Semantic Load		S. 193
1.1.			Syntactic Reduction	S. 195
1.2.			Semantic Density	S. 204
2.		Semantic Interpretation		S. 208
3.		Conclusions		S. 228
Appendix (Fold-out sheets)
Trakl's “KLAGE” (DD 196)				S. 233
[Trakl's] “GRODEK” (DD 197)				S. 234
Rilke's “GESANG DER FRAUEN AN DEN DICHTER” (Gesammelte Gedichte, 251)				S. 235
Index of tables				S. 237
Bibliography				S. 239