| Foreword |
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| Prospects for a New Structuralism: Introduction |
| Hans-Heinrich Lieb |
| 1 Nine
Principles of New Structuralism |
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1.1 Introduction |
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1.2 The principles |
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1.3 Heuristic nature and modesty (Principles 9 and 1) |
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1.4 New mentalism (Principles 2 to 4) |
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1.5 Ontology and linguistic diversity (Principles 5 to
8) |
| 2 Documenting
the principles |
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2.1 Introduction |
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2.2 Section I: Philosophical Issues |
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2.3 Section II: Frameworks |
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2.4 Section III: Areas |
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2.5 Prospects |
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I. PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES
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| An interactionist position |
| Philip Carr |
| 1 Objective
knowledge and realism |
| 2 Structuralism
and generativity |
| 3 The
Nine Principles |
| References |
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| The Case for a New Structuralism |
| Hans-Heinrich Lieb |
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I. Introduction |
| 1 Problem
and aim |
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1.1 Realism vs. cognitivism: two opposing claims |
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1.2 Aim of this essay |
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1.3 Arguing for realism |
| 2 Cognitivist
linguistics and linguistic intentionality |
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2.1 Representation linguistics |
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2.2 The problem of intentionality |
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2.3 A connectionist solution? |
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II. Background |
| 3 Two
general claims |
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3.1 Linguistic Object Claim and Linguistic Structure
Claim |
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3.2 Abstract vs. concrete |
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3.3 Constructive ontology |
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3.4 The notion of extra-mental |
| 4 The
intentionality of speech |
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4.1 The concept of action |
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4.2 Speaking as an action |
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III. The argument for realism. New Structuralism |
| 5 Arguing
the Linguistic Structure Claim |
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5.1 Outline of the argument |
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5.2 The argument |
| 6 Linguistics
as an intentional discipline |
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6.1 On the Linguistic Object Claim |
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6.2 The Intentionality Hypothesis |
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6.3 Linguistic interdisciplines |
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6.4 Summary |
| 7 New
Structuralism |
| References |
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II. FRAMEWORKS
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| Classical structuralism and present-day Praguian linguistics |
| Petr Sgall |
| 1 Character
of the language system |
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1.1 Openness and complexity of the system |
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1.2 On the stratification of a language |
| 2 On the
autonomy of a language |
| 3 Language
use |
| 4 On the
teleological approach |
| 5 Conclusion |
| References |
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| Noematic grammar |
| Klaus Heger |
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| The functional model of UNITYP dimensions |
| Hansjakob Seiler |
| 1 Introduction |
| 2 Basic
thoughts |
| 3 An example
of a dimension: Participation (overview) |
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3.1 Introduction |
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3.2 The techniques as bundles of subdimensions |
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3.2.1 Positing participation |
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3.2.2 Participant/participatum distinction |
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3.3 The ordering of the techniques in the dimension |
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3.4 Conclusion |
| 4 Basic
notions |
| 5 The
gradual unfolding of the model |
| 6 H. Lieb's
principles of new structuralism |
| References |
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| Integrational Linguistics: Outline of a theory of language |
| Hans-Heinrich Lieb |
| 0 Introduction |
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0.1 Aim and method |
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0.2 Integrational Linguistics |
| 1 Background |
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1.1 Languages, varieties, idiolects |
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1.2 Systems |
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1.3 Integrational grammars |
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1.4 Language and speech |
| 2 Phonology |
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2.1 Introduction and overview |
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2.2 Base forms and features |
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2.3 Units, categories, and structures |
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2.4 Functions |
| 3 Morphology |
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3.1 Introduction |
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3.2 Base forms and units |
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3.3 Categories |
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3.4 Structures |
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3.5 Functions |
| 4 Syntax |
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4.1 Introduction |
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4.2 Base forms, units, and categories |
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4.3 Structures |
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4.4 Functions |
| 5 Lexical
semantics (morphosemantics) |
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5.1 Introduction |
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5.2 Basic idea for lexical meanings |
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5.3 Meanings as concepts |
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5.4 Lexical meaning composition |
| 6 Syntactic
semantics (sentential semantics) |
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6.1 Introduction |
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6.2 Syntactic meanings |
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6.3 Syntactic meaning composition |
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6.4 Remarks on syntactic meaning composition |
| References |
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III. AREAS
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| A new structuralism in phonology |
| Jerzy Banczerowski, Jerzy Pogonowski, and Tadeusz
Zgólka |
| 0 Introductory
remarks |
| 1 Philosophical
properties of linguistic theories |
| 2 Methodological
properties of linguistic theories |
| 3 Change
and persistence of structuralist ideas |
| 4 A contribution
to the theory of phonological oppositions |
| 5 Some
aspects of the logical reconstruction of structuralist theories |
| 6 Is generative
phonology reducible to structuralist phonology? |
| 7 Concluding
remarks |
| 8 Appendix:
Lieb's Nine Principles of New Structuralism |
| Bibliography |
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| The structuralist heritage in Natural Morphology |
| Wolfgang U. Wurzel |
| 1 Natural
morphology |
| 2 Natural
morphology and generative grammar |
| 3 The
structuralist heritage |
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3.1 Jakobson: semiotics — motivation — iconicity |
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3.2 Coseriu: system dependence — system congruity |
| 4 Conclusion |
| References |
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| What are language histories histories of ? |
| Roger Lass |
| 1 Problemstellung |
| 2 Language
and mind(s), mind(s) and metalanguage |
| 3 Speaker
'involvement': a sketch for a model |
| 4 Time
and change: diffusion and population-thinking |
| 5 Postlude
and prelude |
| References |
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| Index of names |
