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Wiener Arbeiten zur Linguistik - 2: Syntaktische Variation

Areallinguistische Perspektiven

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This volume explores a linguistic level that has gained research interest in recent decades. Traditional focuses have raised numerous questions regarding syntactic variation, necessitating further research to provide solid empirical answers. The nine contributions share a commonality not just in their emphasis on syntactical issues, but also in their collective approach to the types of syntactic variation examined. They adopt an areal linguistics perspective, investigating the intricate relationship between language and geographical space. This focus highlights the complexity of how language interacts with its spatial dimensions, underscoring the need for a deeper understanding of syntactic variation within specific geographical contexts. The contributions aim to advance the field by addressing these questions and providing a more nuanced understanding of the correlation between syntax and geography, thereby enriching the discourse on linguistic variation.

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Wiener Arbeiten zur Linguistik - 2: Syntaktische Variation, Alexandra N. Lenz, Franz Patocka

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Título
Wiener Arbeiten zur Linguistik - 2: Syntaktische Variation
Subtítulo
Areallinguistische Perspektiven
Idioma
Alemán
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
291
ISBN10
3847104012
ISBN13
9783847104018
Serie
Descripción
This volume explores a linguistic level that has gained research interest in recent decades. Traditional focuses have raised numerous questions regarding syntactic variation, necessitating further research to provide solid empirical answers. The nine contributions share a commonality not just in their emphasis on syntactical issues, but also in their collective approach to the types of syntactic variation examined. They adopt an areal linguistics perspective, investigating the intricate relationship between language and geographical space. This focus highlights the complexity of how language interacts with its spatial dimensions, underscoring the need for a deeper understanding of syntactic variation within specific geographical contexts. The contributions aim to advance the field by addressing these questions and providing a more nuanced understanding of the correlation between syntax and geography, thereby enriching the discourse on linguistic variation.