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Band 258:: Lutzeier, Peter Rolf: Major pillars of German syntax. An introduction to CRMS-theory. IX/404 S. - Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1991.
ISBN: 3-484-30258-5

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IDS-Bibliothek: Sig. QA 1748

Alternatives Medium:: E-Book (PDF). Berlin / New York: de Gruyter. ISBN: 978-3-11-135653-2

This book deals with two core questions in syntax: ›What kind of sequences qualify for sentencehood in German?‹ and ›What kind of information ought to be provided by syntactic analysis in order to be able to derive sentence meaning?‹. The guiding principle for the answers is the view that syntax is there for the sake of semantics – a view which fits in with the general cognitive outlook of the book. Numerous examples of written und spoken language serve as illustration.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Where does it all start?			S. 1
Limitations for the notion ‘sentence’			S. 16
Inner organization of sentences			S. 83
Where does it all end?			S. 372

Literature			S. 377

Where does it all start?			S. 1
1.1.	Syntax versus grammar		S. 1
1.2.	Types of data		S. 3
1.3.	Methodological remarks		S. 9
Limitations for the notion ‘sentence’			S. 16
2.1.	Types of approaches		S. 16
2.2.	Written language		S. 18
2.3.	One-word-sentences		S. 25
2.4.	Spoken language		S. 33
2.4.1.		The hypothesis of sentence contours	S. 33
2.4.2.		Problems with the hypothesis	S. 43
2.4.3.		Modification of the hypothesis	S. 52
2.4.4.		Relevance of the meaning-side	S. 68
2.5.	Sentence versus utterance		S. 77
Inner organization of sentences			S. 83
3.1.	Constituents		S. 83
3.1.1.		Hierarchical organization	S. 83
3.1.2.		Reordering test	S. 87
3.1.3.		Reduction test	S. 94
3.1.4.		Methodological remarks	S. 101
3.1.5.		Binary divisions	S. 104
3.1.6.		Labelled constituent structures	S. 111
3.2.	Syntactic-semantic relations		S. 160
3.2.1.		Relational organization	S. 160
3.2.2.		Syntactic categories versus syntactic relations	S. 164
3.2.3.		Ways of approaching the relational organization	S. 167
3.2.4.		Syntactic-semantic relations for German	S. 177
3.2.5.		Properties of the set of syntactic-semantic relations	S. 255
3.2.6.		Methodological issues raised by the set of syntactic-semantic relations	S. 311
3.3.	Marking structure		S. 357
3.4.	Suprasegmental structure		S. 368
Where does it all end?			S. 372

Literature			S. 377

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