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Springer - The Language of Propositions and Events (Vol. 51)

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Explore the complexities of linguistic structures in The Language of Propositions and Events: Issues in the Syntax and the Semantics of Nominalization. Part of the Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy series (Volume 51), this academic work examines the subtle differences between various types of English nominals. While different nominal forms may appear to have similar meanings and distributions at a surface level, a closer inspection reveals significant variations in how they function and the range of interpretations they allow. This text addresses the need for an adequate theory of nominalization that can rigorously explain these distinctions. It is a specialized resource for those studying the relationship between sentential constructions and their nominal counterparts, providing a deep look into the syntax and semantics of how language is structured.

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Part of the Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy series, specifically Volume 51.

Examines the differences in distribution and interpretation between various English nominals.

Provides a rigorous look into the syntax and semantics of nominalization.

Analyzes the relationship between sentential constructions and nominal forms.

Published by Springer, a recognized name in academic and linguistic literature.

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Brand: Springer
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0792324374
Category: Books > Subjects > Language Study & Reference
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 31 October 1993
Listed Since: 15 February 2007

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