Linguistic Typology ( Empirical Approaches to Language Typology EALT )

Publication series ：Empirical Approaches to Language Typology EALT

Author： Paolo Ramat   A. P. Baldry  

Publisher： De Gruyter Mouton‎

Publication year： 1987

E-ISBN: 9783110859126

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9783110106787

Subject： H003 classification of language

Language： ENG

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Chapter

Foreword

pp.：  1 – 7

Part one

pp.：  7 – 13

Chapter one The problems of linguistic typology

pp.：  13 – 15

Chapter two Universals and typology

pp.：  15 – 53

Chapter three The typological level. Predicates and arguments

pp.：  53 – 67

Chapter four Crisis in formalism? Theory of grammar and empirical data

pp.：  67 – 83

Part two

pp.：  83 – 111

Chapter five Towards a typology of Common Germanic

pp.：  111 – 113

Chapter six The birth of new morphological categories: the case of the article and relative pronoun in Germanic languages

pp.：  113 – 125

Chapter seven Towards a typology of Pompeian Latin

pp.：  125 – 147

Chapter eight An example of reanalysis: periphrastic forms in the Romance languages’ verb system

pp.：  147 – 153

Chapter nine Sentence negation in Romance and Germanic

pp.：  153 – 177

Part three

pp.：  177 – 201

Chapter ten The language typology of Wilhelm von Humboldt

pp.：  201 – 203

Bibliography

pp.：  203 – 227

Analytical Index

pp.：  227 – 253

LastPages

pp.：  253 – 261

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