Název: On the prosodic features of the modern English finite verb as means of functional sentence perspective : (more thoughts on transition proper)
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- O přízvukově-melodických rysech anglického určitého slovesa jako prostředcích funkční perspektivy větné : (další myšlenky o vlastním přechodu ve FPV)
Zdrojový dokument: Brno studies in English. 1968, roč. 7, č. 1, s. [11]-48
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[11]-48
Trvalý odkaz (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/118023
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Jazyk shrnutí
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[3] E. BENEŠ, Verbstellung – Die Verbstellung im Deutschen von der Mitteilungsperspektive her betrachtet, PP 5, pp. 6–19 (Prague 1962).
[4] C. A. BODELSEN, Tunes – Two English Intonation Tunes, English Studies 25, pp. 129–138 (Amsterdam 1943). | DOI 10.1080/00138384308596744
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[7] K. BOOST, Untersuchungen – Neue Untersuchungen zum Wesen und zur Struktur des deutschen Satzes (Berlin 1955).
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[16] F. DANEŠ., Intonace – Intonace a věta ve spisovné češtině [Sentence Intonation in Present-Day Standard Czech] (Praha 1957).
[17] F. DANEŠ, Order – Order of Sentence Elements and Sentence Intonation, To Honor ROMAN JAKOBSON, pp. 499–512 (The Hague 1967).
[18] F. DANEŠ, Sentence Intonation – Sentence Intonation from a Functional Point of View, Word 16, pp. 34–54 (1960). | DOI 10.1080/00437956.1960.11659719
[19] K. J. DOVER, Greek Word Order (Cambridge 1960).
[20] DUDEN – Grammatik/ (Mannhein §§1959§§).
[21] E. DVOŘÁKOVÁ, Adverbs – On the English and Czech Situational Adverbs in Functional Sentence Perspective, BSE 4, pp. 129–142. (Prague 1964). (E. Dvořáková=E. GOLKOVÁ.)
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[28] J. FIRBAS, Nezákladové podměty – K otázce nezákladových podmětů v současné angličtině [On the Problem of Non-Thematic Subjects in Contemporary English], ČMF 39, pp. 22–42 and 165–173 (Prague 1957). An earlier Czech version of Non-Thematic Subjects.
[29] J. FIRBAS, Non-Thematic Subjects – Non-Thematic Subjects in Contemporary English, TLP 2, pp. 239–256 (Prague 1966). A revised English version of Nezákladové podměty.
[30] J. FIRBAS, Theme – On Defining the Theme in Functional Sentence Analysis, TLP 1, pp. 267–280 (Prague 1964).
[31] J. FIRBAS, Transition Proper – A Note on Transition Proper in Functional Sentence Analysis, PP 8, pp. 170–176 (Prague 1965).
[32] J. FIRBAS, Verb-Object Combination – On the Prosodic Features of the Modern English Finite Verb-Object Combinaitn as Means of Functional Sentence Perspective, to be published in BSE 8.
[33] J. FIRBAS, Word Order in OE+ModE – Some Thoughts on the Function of Word Order in Old English and Modern English, SPFFBU A5, pp. 72–100 (Brno 1957).
[34] N. W. FRANCIS, Rewiev of BSE 4 – Review of Brno Studies in English, Volume Four, Language 42, pp. 142–149 (Baltimore 1966).
[35] E. GOLKOVÁ, see E. DVOŘÁKOVÁ
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[39] M. A. K. HALLIDAY, Tones – The Tones of English, Archivum Linguisticum 15, pp. 1–28 (Glasgow 1963). Republished in M. A. K. HALLIDAY, Intonation, pp. 9–30.
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[43] W. JASSEM, Intonation – Intonation of Conversational English, (Wrocław 1952).
[44] R. KINGDON, Groundwork – The Groundwork of English Intonation (London–New York–Toronto 1958).
[45] W. R. LEE, Intonation – English Intonation: A New Approach, Lingua 5, pp. 345–371 (Amsterdam 1956). | DOI 10.1016/0024-3841(55)90028-0
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[47] V. MATHESIUS, Čeština – Čeština a obecný jazykozpyt [The Czech Language and General Linguistics] (Prague 1947).
[48] V. MATHESIUS, Linguistic Characterology – On Linguistic Characterology, Proposition, Actes du Premier Congrès International de Linguistes, La Haye (Leiden 1928). Republished in READER, pp. 59–67.
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[50] V. MATHESIUS, Řeč a sloh [Speech and Style], edited with an editorial sequel by J. VACHEK (Prague 1966).
[51] J. MISTRÍK, Realizácia – K realizácii aktuálneho členenia [On the Implementation of Functional Sentence Perspective], Slovenská reč 24, pp. 193–212 (Bratislava 1959).
[52] J. MISTRÍK, Slovosled – Slovosled a vetosled v slovenčine [Word Order and Sentence Order in Slovak] (Bratislava 1966).
[53] J. D. O'CONNOR–G. F. ARNOLD, Intonation – Intonation of Colloquial English (London 1961).
[54] K. PALA, Homonymy – On the Homonymy of Subject and Object in a Synthetic and an Analytical Language System, see pp. 149–166 of the present volume.
[55] K. L. PIKE, Intonation – The Intonation of American English (Ann Arbor 1945).
[56] I. POLDAUF, Slovník – Česko-anglický slovník [Czech-English Dictionary], 2nd ed. (Prague 1965).
[57] PP – Philologica Pragensia (Prague).
[58] PROCEEDINGS – Proceedings of the Ninth Congress of Linguists (The Hague 1964).
[59] R. QUIRK, see D. CRYSTAL.
[60] R. QUIRK ET AL., Studies – Studies in the Correspondence of Prosodic to Grammatical Features of English, Proceedings of the Ninth International Congress of Linguists, pp. 679–691 (The Hague 1964).
[61] I. P. RASPOPOV, Aktual'noye chleneniye – Aktuaľnoye chleneniye predlozheniya [Functional Sentence Perspective] (Ufa 1961).
[62] READER – A Prague School Reader, compiled by J. VACHE K (Bloomington 1964).
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[64] M. SCHUBIGER, Intonation – English Intonation. Its Form and Function (Tübingen 1958).
[65] M. SCHUBIGER, Role – The Role of Intonation in Spoken English (Cambridge 1935).
[66] SPFFBU – Sborník prací filosofické fakulty brněnské university (Brno).
[67] TLP – Travaux linguistiques de Prague (Prague).
[68] A. SVOBODA, Hierarchy – The Hierarchy of Communicative Units and Fields as Illustrated by English Attributive Constructions, see pp. 49–101 of the present volume.
[69] O. THOMAS, Transformational Grammar – Transformational Grammar and the Teacher of English (New York 1965).
[70] B. TRNKA, Jazykozpyt – Jazykozpyt a myšlenková struktura doby [Linguistics and the Ideological Structure of the Period], Slovo a slovesnost 10, pp. 73–80 (Prague 1948).
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[73] B. TRNKA , Multilevel Organisation – On the Linguistic Sign and the Multilevel Organisation of Language, TLP 1, pp. 33–40 (Prague 1964).
[74] F. TRÁVNÍČEK, Aktuální členění větné – O tak zvaném aktuálním členění větném, Slovo a slovesnost 22, pp. 163–171 (Prague 1961).
[75] F. TROJAN, Satzbetonung – Deutsche Satzbetonung, Grundsätze und Übungen (Vienna–Stuttgart 1961).
[76] P. TROST, Subjekt a predikát [Subject and Predicate], Acta Universitatis Carolinae, Slavica Pragensia 4, pp. 267–269 (Prague 1962).
[77] UNIVERSALS – Universals of Language, ed. by J. H. GBEENBEBG (Cambridge, Mass. 1963).
[78] J. VACHEK, Complementation – On Functional Complementation as an All-Level Analytical Procedure in Language Research, Symbolae linguisticae in honorem Georgii Kurylowicz (Warsaw 1965).
[79] J. VACHEK, see V. MATHESIUS, Rozbor.
[80] J. VACHEK, see V. MATHESIUS, Řeč a sloh.
[81] J. VACHEK, Prague Linguistic School – The Linguistic School of Prague (Bloomington 1966).
[82] J. VACHEK, see B. TRNKA, Linguistics.
[83] J. VACHEK, see READER.
[84] D. S. WORTH, Suprasyntactics, Proceedings of the Ninth Congress of Linguists, pp. 698–704 (The Hague 1964).