Table of Contents

of

Lieb, Hans-Heinrich. 1992b.
"Integrational Linguistics: Outline of a theory of language".
In:
Hans-Heinrich Lieb (ed.). 1992g. Prospects for a New Structuralism.
Amsterdam; Philadelphia: Benjamins.
(= Current Issues in Linguistic Theory 96). 127-182.

 
  0 Introduction
    0.1 Aim and method
    0.2 Integrational Linguistics
 
  1 Background
    1.1 Languages, varieties, idiolects
    1.2 Systems
    1.3 Integrational grammars
    1.4 Language and speech
 
  2 Phonology
    2.1 Introduction and overview
    2.2 Base forms and features
    2.3 Units, categories, and structures
    2.4 Functions
 
  3 Morphology
    3.1 Introduction
    3.2 Base forms and units
    3.3 Categories
    3.4 Structures
    3.5 Functions
 
  4 Syntax
    4.1 Introduction
    4.2 Base forms, units, and categories
    4.3 Structures
    4.4 Functions
 
  5 Lexical semantics (morphosemantics)
    5.1 Introduction
    5.2 Basic idea for lexical meanings
    5.3 Meanings as concepts
    5.4 Lexical meaning composition
 
  6 Syntactic semantics (sentential semantics)
    6.1 Introduction
    6.2 Syntactic meanings
    6.3 Syntactic meaning composition
    6.4 Remarks on syntactic meaning composition
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