TY  - BOOK
AU  - Good, Jeff
AU  - Good,Jeff
TI  - The Linguistic Typology of Templates
SN  - 9781108707732
U1  - U10 
PY  - 2019///
CY  - New York
PB  - Cambridge University Press
KW  - Linguistics
KW  - Typology
KW  - Linguistic Analysis
N1  - includes index and biblioraphy; 1. Defining Template .....1  Templates: Often invoked, but Undertheorized .......1  Theoretical Context of this Study .........4  Templates as Unexpected linearity ............6  An Initial Survey of Template types .......7  Templates: A twice incoherent class of Phenomena ........22  Wastebaskets as a Tool for theory refinement ..........27  Templates as Analyses not Grammar........31  Previous work on Template Typology .................34  Typologizing templates ............38  2. A typological Description Language for Templates ..........40  The Language of Linear Stipulation ..........40  Overview of the Classificatory scheme .........46  Components .........53  Desmemes .............65  Additional Templatic Complexities ........87  Typed features structure and Templatic descriptions.........92  The Nature of Typologization in the Present Study .........97  What kind of Typological results might we Expect ......98  Implementing the Description Language in a Database ............100  Typologizing templates : Case Studies ..........104  Introduction to the Case Studies ........104  Turkish Stems .......106  Chintang Prefixes ......109  Nimboran Verbs .......117  Four Templates found in Bantu Verb stems .....130  Chechen Preverbal .............168  Serbo-Croatian je.........184  Serbo-Croation topicalization ........190  Aghem Clauses ..............191  Mande clauses .........197  Meskwaki Clauses ......203  German Clauses .........207  Two non-Templatic Desmemes in English .......211  Summary of the Case studies ...........214  4. Typologizing templates : Comparison .......216  Comparing templatic Descriptions...........216  From graphs to a Similarity Metric ...........233  Exploiting the Database to Detect Typological Universals ........251  The Feasibility of Graph - Based Typology ..........257  5. Moving Forward .......259  Next steps in the Study of Templatic Constructions ........259  Extending the Present Study ..........259  Explaining Templates ............266
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