The Grammar of Inalienability
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THE THESIS
The Grammar of Inalienability investigates the linguistic phenomenon of inalienability, a concept that describes possessive constructions where the possessed item is considered an integral part of the possessor.
THE SCOPE MAP
- An examination of inalienability across various languages and linguistic structures.
- Analysis of the semantic and syntactic implications of inalienable possession.
- Discussion of how inalienability relates to concepts of embodiment, kinship, and social relations.
- Exploration of theoretical frameworks for understanding possessive constructions in linguistics.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This work is recognized within linguistic circles for its detailed exploration of inalienability. The book is noted for its rigorous analysis and its contribution to the understanding of possessive grammar across diverse languages. It serves as a foundational text for scholars interested in linguistic typology and the semantics of possession.
Page Count:
931
Publication Date:
1996-01-01
ISBN-10:
3110128047
ISBN-13:
9783110128048
Non-Fiction
Literary Fiction
Grammar
Linguistic Anthropology
Linguistics
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