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The Grammar of Russian Metalinguistic Comparatives
Scando-Slavica, 2017ABSTRACTThe paper studies Russian metalinguistic comparatives. Specifically, it argues that Russian exhibits three single meta-comparatives (skoree ‘sooner’, bol′se ‘more’, and lucse ‘better’, lit.), which are derived as a result of grammaticalisation of corresponding standard comparatives and three double meta-comparatives (skoree bol′se, bol′se ...
Natalia Zevakhina +2 more
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Evolving Compare-Exchange Networks Using Grammars
Artificial Life, 1995We apply a genetic algorithm whose genotypes represent simple grammars to search for families of compare-exchange networks that are merging networks. The grammars are restricted to be of a simple form based on prior knowledge about the search domain. Finding merging networks in this fashion leads to the discovery of networks that also sort if the data
Thomas E. Kammeyer +2 more
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A survey of general comparative grammar
Journal of Linguistics, 1988There have been quite a number of books on general comparative syntax in the last few years. To mention but a few, there are Comrie (I98 I), Mallinson & Blake (I98I) (cf. Lehmann, I984 a, for discussion), Givon (I984), Foley & Van Valin (I984).
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The Principal Step in Comparative Grammar
Language, 1950[Reconstruction by the comparative method (as distinct from internal reconstruction based on alternations between phonemes in a paradigm) is essentially a problem in phonemics, in which the place of allophones is taken by sets of sound correspondences that are partially alike (share one component) and in complementary distribution.
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THE COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY OF COMMUNICATION: THE ISSUE OF GRAMMAR AND MEANING
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1973I read Dr. Lockard's very interesting comment on comparative psychology, I and was impressed not only with the scholarship he showed in it, but also by the fact that he feels comparative psychology has poduced mostly what in comparative anatomy and comparative physiology we call analogy, rather than homology.
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On comparingLL(k) andLR(k) grammars
Mathematical Systems Theory, 1979A new and rigorous proof of the well-known fact thatLL(k) grammars areLR(k) grammars is provided. The proof is elementary in the sense that it is directly based on relations defining leftmost and rightmost derivations and no additional formalism is needed.
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A Comparative Grammar of the Hittite Language
Language, 1934Walter Petersen, Edgar H. Sturtevant
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