Syntactic Theory 2nd Edition by Geoffrey Poole (Author)
- Publisher: ENGLISH LANGUAGE LITERATURE & SKILLS
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- SKU: 30693
- Number of Pages: 358
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Syntactic Theory 2nd Edition
Author: Geoffrey Poole
Quality: Black White Pakistan Print
Introduction
Syntactic Theory 2nd Edition by Geoffrey Poole provides a clear and comprehensive introduction to the principles and frameworks of syntactic analysis in linguistics. It focuses on the formal study of sentence structure, making complex theories accessible to students and scholars alike.
Key Points
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Explores fundamental concepts and models of syntax in modern linguistics.
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Covers phrase structure rules, transformational grammar, and binding theory.
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Introduces generative grammar and syntactic frameworks with clear explanations.
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Emphasizes the relationship between syntax and semantics.
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Includes examples and exercises to reinforce theoretical understanding.
Conclusion
This edition of Syntactic Theory serves as an essential guide for linguistics students and researchers interested in the formal analysis of sentence structure. It balances theoretical depth with clarity, making it a valuable resource for mastering syntactic concepts.