This book presents and exemplifies the theory of grammar called Semantic Syntax. The grammar, which offers a syntactic theory closely connected with semantic analyses, is a direct continuation of Generative Semantics; it will re-ignite interest in that framework which flourished and promised so much in the 1960s and 1970s.
About the Author
Pieter Seuren is Professor of Linguistics at the University of Nijmegen. He was previously Lecturer in Linguistics at the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. His books include Discourse Semantics (Blackwell Publishers, 1985).
Features
* Presents and exemplifies a radical and unorthodox theory of grammar. * Will reignite interest in earlier models of generative grammar. * Draws on a lifetime of research by a senior European linguist. * Presents and exemplifies a radical and unorthodox theory of grammar. * Will reignite interest in earlier models of generative grammar. * Draws on a lifetime of research by a senior European linguist.
