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Morphological types in functional discourse grammar

, 2004
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Dynamic formulation in Functional Discourse Grammar

Lingua, 2009
The paper proposes a dynamic account of Functional Discourse Grammar. While the overall organisation of the static model is strictly hierarchical, the interaction between its constituent components in the generation of linguistic expressions is shown to be more intricate.
Hengeveld, K., Smit, N.
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Noun incorporation in Functional Discourse Grammar

Interfaces in Functional Discourse Grammar, 2021
: This chapter discusses the treatment of noun incorporation within the framework of Functional Discourse Grammar in relation to the place of interfaces within this grammatical theory.
M. Olthof, K. Hengeveld
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Interfaces in Functional Discourse Grammar

2021
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The problem of non-truth-conditional, lower-level modifiers: a Functional Discourse Grammar solution

English Language and Linguistics, 2020
This article discusses two groups of prosodically and linearly integrated modifiers: evaluative (‘subject-oriented’) adverbs (e.g. cleverly, stupidly and recklessly) and non-restrictive prenominal modifiers (e.g. old as in my old mother).
E. Keizer
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Placeholders in Yoron Ryukyuan: A view from Functional Discourse Grammar

, 2020
Placeholders (PHs) are employed by the speaker who encounters a word-formulation problem in interaction due to “communicative” or “social” factors. PHs have been studied for a number of languages, but no single study has been presented for Ryukyuan ...
Tohru Seraku
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Functional Discourse Grammar

2008
Hengeveld, K., Mackenzie, J.L.
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Structure and substance in functional discourse grammar: the case of the binominal noun phrase

Acta Linguistica Hafniensia, 2016
Elnora TEN WOLDE, E. Keizer
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Modelling stance adverbs in grammatical theory: tackling heterogeneity with Functional Discourse Grammar

, 2020
In many linguistic approaches and theories, a distinction is made between adverbs that are propositional (representational, ideational, referential), and adverbs that are non-propositional (interpersonal, (inter)subjective, evaluative, parenthetical); i ...
E. Keizer
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