دانلود کتاب English Inversion: A Ground-before-Figure Construction

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Acknowledgments\nChapter 1: Preliminaries\n1. Issues of inversion\n1.1. Types of inversion\n1.2. Peculiarities of inversion\n2. Previous research\n2.1. Syntactic accounts\n2.2. Functional accounts\n2.3. Information packaging: Birner (1996)\n2.4. Subjectivity and emotivity: Dorgeloh (1997)\n3. Relevant tenets of cognitive linguistics\n4. Other issues\n4.1. Inversion as a construction\n4.2. Data and judgment of acceptability\nChapter 2: Inversion as GbF instantiation\n1. The GbF model\n2. LOC BE: The prototype\n2.1. LOC BE as the prototype\n2.2. LOC BE as instantiation of GbF\n2.3. Variations of LOC BE\n3. PATH Vm: From existence to motion\n3.1. PATH Vm: The central type\n3.2. TEMP Vm: From space to time\n4. NSPAT BE: From spatiality to nonspatiality\n5. A radial classification\n6. The phonology of inversion: A matter of focus\n6.1. Stress\n6.2. Intonation\n7. GbF and information packaging: A comparison\nChapter 3: Syntactic constraints\n1. Polarity\n2. Transitivity\n3. Embeddedness\n3.1. Previous research\n3.2. Embeddability\n3.3. Embedded inversion\n4. Auxiliaries\n5. Weight\n6. Summary\nChapter 4: Inversion in discourse\n1. Discourse types: A tripartite\n2. Inversion in description\n2.1. General discussion\n2.2. Ground-chaining\n2.3. Center-linking\n2.4. Multiple-anchoring\n2.5. Other approaches\n3. Inversion in narration\n4. Inversion in exposition\n5. Summary\n6. Inversion in parody\nChapter 5: Conclusion\n1. Summary\n2. GbF representation in other languages\nNotes\nChapter 1\nChapter 2\nChapter 3\nChapter 4\nChapter 5\nReferences\nSources of examples\nSubject index\nAuthor index