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Dik, Simon C., ed. 1983. Advances in functional grammar. Foris. x + 415 pp.
Publication type
Book – edited volume
Publication language
English
Keywords
functional grammar1

Articles in this volume

Dik, Simon C. Basic principles of functional grammar. 3–28
Mackenzie, J. Lachlan. Nominal predicates in a functional grammar of English. 31–51
Bolkestein, A. Machtelt. Genitive and dative possessors in Latin. 55–91
Groot, Casper De. On non-verbal predicates in functional grammar: The case of possessives in Hungarian. 93–122
Vet, Co. Possessive constructions in French. 123–140
Okombo, Duncan Okoth. Alpha vs. non-alpha: Some observations on the position of semantic functions on the SFH. 143–154
Vries, Lourens De. Three passive-like constructions in Indonesian. 155–173
Bubenik, Vit. Impersonal constructions in functional grammar. 183–204
Hannay, Mike. The focus function in functional grammar: Questions of contrast and context. 207–223
Hannay, Mike. The focus function in functional grammar: Questions of contrast and context. 207–223
Reesink, Ger P. On subordination in Usan and other Papuan languages. 225–243
Bossuyt, Alain. Historical functional grammar: An outline of an integrated theory of language change. 301–325
Itagaki, Nobuya and Gary D. Prideaux. Pragmatic constraints on subject and agent selection. 329–342
Lalleman, Josien. The relationship between formal and content properties of speech: Differences between first and second language learners. 343–366
Nuyts, Jan. On the methodology of a functional language theory. 369–386
Schutter, Georges De and Jan Nuyts. Towards an integrated model of a functional grammar. 387–404

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Booij, Geert E. 1984. Review of $Advances in functional grammar.
Harris, Martin. 1984. Review of $Advances in functional grammar.