The past tenses of the Mongolian verb :: meaning and use /
This book details a new and comprehensive account of the meanings and uses of the four past tense endings of Modern Mongolian, in both the spoken and written languages.
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| Zusammenfassung: | This book details a new and comprehensive account of the meanings and uses of the four past tense endings of Modern Mongolian, in both the spoken and written languages. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xxii, 236 pages) : illustrations |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9789004216143 9004216146 |
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| 505 | 0 | |a Editorial Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Conventions and Transcription; Abbreviations; Chapter One The Problem of the Mongolian Past Tenses; 1. The Mongolian Past Tenses; 1.1. The Verbal Systems of the Mongolic Languages; 1.2. The Problem of the Past Tenses; 2. Semantic Theories; 2.1. Theories Based on Tense and Aspect; 2.2. The Finite Indicative Verbs; 2.3. The Participles; 2.4. Metric (Degrees of Remoteness) Theories of the -jee and -lee Tenses; 3. Toward A Pragmatic Theory; 3.1. Discourse Functions; 3.2. The Evidential; 3.3. The Modality of -v; 3.4. The Inferential | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 3.5. Chuluu's CritiqueChapter Two Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Spoken Language; 1. Evidential and Inferential; 1.1. The Opposition of Evidentiality and Inferentiality; 1.2. Inferential -jee; 1.3. Evidential -lee; 1.4.-sen in speech; 2. Distal and Proximal; 2.1. Distal and Proximal; 2.2. Future -lee; 2.3. The Pragmatics of Immediacy; 2.4. Spoken -v and the Past Tenses in Questions; 3. Deictic and Anaphoric; 3.1. Reference Times; 3.2. Definite, Deictic, and Anaphoric Tenses; 3.3. An Implicative Hierarchy | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Chapter Three Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Written Language1. Spoken and Written Language; 1.1. Competing Grammatical Systems; 1.2. The Non-equivalence of the Written Tenses; 1.3. The Language of the Internet and Levels of Usage; 2. The Past Tenses in Writing; 2.1. Written -v; 2.2.-sen and -sen baina; 2.3.-jee and -sen baina; 2.4. Distal -lee; Chapter Four The Discourse Functions of the Tenses; 1. The Functions of the Tenses in Discourse and Text; 1.1. The Functions of Utterances; 1.2. The Three Levels of Discourse Coherence; 2. The Functions of the Past Tenses | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2.1. Past Tenses and Temporal Reference2.2. Past Tenses and Grounding; 2.3. Past Tenses and The Topics of Threads; 2.4. The Paragraph; 3. The Functions of the Past Tenses in Various Genres; 3.1. Meaning, Use and Genre; 3.2. Diegetic and Mimetic Genres; 3.3. Genre and Tenses; 3.4. Past Tenses in the Various Genres; Remarks in Lieu of a Conclusion; Appendix; List of Works Cited; Index | |
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| contents | Editorial Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Conventions and Transcription; Abbreviations; Chapter One The Problem of the Mongolian Past Tenses; 1. The Mongolian Past Tenses; 1.1. The Verbal Systems of the Mongolic Languages; 1.2. The Problem of the Past Tenses; 2. Semantic Theories; 2.1. Theories Based on Tense and Aspect; 2.2. The Finite Indicative Verbs; 2.3. The Participles; 2.4. Metric (Degrees of Remoteness) Theories of the -jee and -lee Tenses; 3. Toward A Pragmatic Theory; 3.1. Discourse Functions; 3.2. The Evidential; 3.3. The Modality of -v; 3.4. The Inferential 3.5. Chuluu's CritiqueChapter Two Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Spoken Language; 1. Evidential and Inferential; 1.1. The Opposition of Evidentiality and Inferentiality; 1.2. Inferential -jee; 1.3. Evidential -lee; 1.4.-sen in speech; 2. Distal and Proximal; 2.1. Distal and Proximal; 2.2. Future -lee; 2.3. The Pragmatics of Immediacy; 2.4. Spoken -v and the Past Tenses in Questions; 3. Deictic and Anaphoric; 3.1. Reference Times; 3.2. Definite, Deictic, and Anaphoric Tenses; 3.3. An Implicative Hierarchy Chapter Three Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Written Language1. Spoken and Written Language; 1.1. Competing Grammatical Systems; 1.2. The Non-equivalence of the Written Tenses; 1.3. The Language of the Internet and Levels of Usage; 2. The Past Tenses in Writing; 2.1. Written -v; 2.2.-sen and -sen baina; 2.3.-jee and -sen baina; 2.4. Distal -lee; Chapter Four The Discourse Functions of the Tenses; 1. The Functions of the Tenses in Discourse and Text; 1.1. The Functions of Utterances; 1.2. The Three Levels of Discourse Coherence; 2. The Functions of the Past Tenses 2.1. Past Tenses and Temporal Reference2.2. Past Tenses and Grounding; 2.3. Past Tenses and The Topics of Threads; 2.4. The Paragraph; 3. The Functions of the Past Tenses in Various Genres; 3.1. Meaning, Use and Genre; 3.2. Diegetic and Mimetic Genres; 3.3. Genre and Tenses; 3.4. Past Tenses in the Various Genres; Remarks in Lieu of a Conclusion; Appendix; List of Works Cited; Index |
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| spelling | Binnick, Robert I. https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjCXckrtjKt9kBVfdmQPBd http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n89666732 The past tenses of the Mongolian verb : meaning and use / by Robert I. Binnick. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2012. 1 online resource (xxii, 236 pages) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Empirical approaches to linguistic theory ; 1 Includes bibliographical references and index. Print version record. Editorial Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Conventions and Transcription; Abbreviations; Chapter One The Problem of the Mongolian Past Tenses; 1. The Mongolian Past Tenses; 1.1. The Verbal Systems of the Mongolic Languages; 1.2. The Problem of the Past Tenses; 2. Semantic Theories; 2.1. Theories Based on Tense and Aspect; 2.2. The Finite Indicative Verbs; 2.3. The Participles; 2.4. Metric (Degrees of Remoteness) Theories of the -jee and -lee Tenses; 3. Toward A Pragmatic Theory; 3.1. Discourse Functions; 3.2. The Evidential; 3.3. The Modality of -v; 3.4. The Inferential 3.5. Chuluu's CritiqueChapter Two Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Spoken Language; 1. Evidential and Inferential; 1.1. The Opposition of Evidentiality and Inferentiality; 1.2. Inferential -jee; 1.3. Evidential -lee; 1.4.-sen in speech; 2. Distal and Proximal; 2.1. Distal and Proximal; 2.2. Future -lee; 2.3. The Pragmatics of Immediacy; 2.4. Spoken -v and the Past Tenses in Questions; 3. Deictic and Anaphoric; 3.1. Reference Times; 3.2. Definite, Deictic, and Anaphoric Tenses; 3.3. An Implicative Hierarchy Chapter Three Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Written Language1. Spoken and Written Language; 1.1. Competing Grammatical Systems; 1.2. The Non-equivalence of the Written Tenses; 1.3. The Language of the Internet and Levels of Usage; 2. The Past Tenses in Writing; 2.1. Written -v; 2.2.-sen and -sen baina; 2.3.-jee and -sen baina; 2.4. Distal -lee; Chapter Four The Discourse Functions of the Tenses; 1. The Functions of the Tenses in Discourse and Text; 1.1. The Functions of Utterances; 1.2. The Three Levels of Discourse Coherence; 2. The Functions of the Past Tenses 2.1. Past Tenses and Temporal Reference2.2. Past Tenses and Grounding; 2.3. Past Tenses and The Topics of Threads; 2.4. The Paragraph; 3. The Functions of the Past Tenses in Various Genres; 3.1. Meaning, Use and Genre; 3.2. Diegetic and Mimetic Genres; 3.3. Genre and Tenses; 3.4. Past Tenses in the Various Genres; Remarks in Lieu of a Conclusion; Appendix; List of Works Cited; Index This book details a new and comprehensive account of the meanings and uses of the four past tense endings of Modern Mongolian, in both the spoken and written languages. Mongolian language Verb. Grammar, Comparative and general Tense. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85056341 Temps (Linguistique) FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY Hungarian. bisacsh Grammar, Comparative and general Tense fast Mongolian language Verb fast has work: The past tenses of the Mongolian verb (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCFVHP46Fd9PJkqX8TQb6JC https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Binnick, Robert I. Past tenses of the Mongolian verb. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2012 9789004214293 (DLC) 2011035786 (OCoLC)748578101 Empirical approaches to linguistic theory ; 1. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2012124029 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=411890 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Binnick, Robert I. The past tenses of the Mongolian verb : meaning and use / Empirical approaches to linguistic theory ; Editorial Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Conventions and Transcription; Abbreviations; Chapter One The Problem of the Mongolian Past Tenses; 1. The Mongolian Past Tenses; 1.1. The Verbal Systems of the Mongolic Languages; 1.2. The Problem of the Past Tenses; 2. Semantic Theories; 2.1. Theories Based on Tense and Aspect; 2.2. The Finite Indicative Verbs; 2.3. The Participles; 2.4. Metric (Degrees of Remoteness) Theories of the -jee and -lee Tenses; 3. Toward A Pragmatic Theory; 3.1. Discourse Functions; 3.2. The Evidential; 3.3. The Modality of -v; 3.4. The Inferential 3.5. Chuluu's CritiqueChapter Two Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Spoken Language; 1. Evidential and Inferential; 1.1. The Opposition of Evidentiality and Inferentiality; 1.2. Inferential -jee; 1.3. Evidential -lee; 1.4.-sen in speech; 2. Distal and Proximal; 2.1. Distal and Proximal; 2.2. Future -lee; 2.3. The Pragmatics of Immediacy; 2.4. Spoken -v and the Past Tenses in Questions; 3. Deictic and Anaphoric; 3.1. Reference Times; 3.2. Definite, Deictic, and Anaphoric Tenses; 3.3. An Implicative Hierarchy Chapter Three Use and Interpretation of the Past Tenses in the Written Language1. Spoken and Written Language; 1.1. Competing Grammatical Systems; 1.2. The Non-equivalence of the Written Tenses; 1.3. The Language of the Internet and Levels of Usage; 2. The Past Tenses in Writing; 2.1. Written -v; 2.2.-sen and -sen baina; 2.3.-jee and -sen baina; 2.4. Distal -lee; Chapter Four The Discourse Functions of the Tenses; 1. The Functions of the Tenses in Discourse and Text; 1.1. The Functions of Utterances; 1.2. The Three Levels of Discourse Coherence; 2. The Functions of the Past Tenses 2.1. Past Tenses and Temporal Reference2.2. Past Tenses and Grounding; 2.3. Past Tenses and The Topics of Threads; 2.4. The Paragraph; 3. The Functions of the Past Tenses in Various Genres; 3.1. Meaning, Use and Genre; 3.2. Diegetic and Mimetic Genres; 3.3. Genre and Tenses; 3.4. Past Tenses in the Various Genres; Remarks in Lieu of a Conclusion; Appendix; List of Works Cited; Index Mongolian language Verb. Grammar, Comparative and general Tense. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85056341 Temps (Linguistique) FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY Hungarian. bisacsh Grammar, Comparative and general Tense fast Mongolian language Verb fast |
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