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Document de s�minaire de l'ann�e 2008 dans le sujet anglais - Grammaire, style, technique de travail, grade : 1,7, RWTH Aachen University (Institut f�r Anglistik), cours: Syntaxtic Questions, 7 entr�es dans la bibliographie, langue: anglais, abstrait: Bien que l'id�e de valence ne soit pas nouvelle dans le domaine de la linguistique istique, il semble a re�u relativement peu d'attention jusqu'� pr�sent. Lucien Tesni�re, connu comme le d�veloppeur de la soi-disant � grammaire de d�pendance �, a �t� l'un des premiers linguistes � d�crire la capacit� d'un verbe � lier un certain nombre d'� acteurs �1 (cf. Tesni�re 1980, 385-386). Dans son livre publi� � titre posthume � El�ments de syntaxe structurale �2 (1959), il a appel� ce ph�nom�ne � valence �. Plus tard, d'autres linguistes ont adopt� sa notion, l'ont modifi�e et adapt�e. L'un de ces linguistes est er Eisenberg, un philologue allemand, qui a �crit des travaux r�cents sur la grammaire dans lesquels le r�le de la valence verbale est souvent au centre de l'attention. Parce qu'une p�riode de trente ans s'�tait �coul�e depuis la premi�re tentative de Tesni�re de d�finir le ph�nom�ne de valence en linguistique, l'approche d'Eisenberg est beaucoup plus d�taill�e et comprend diff�rents crit�res pour qu'il ait eu l'occasion d'apporter sa connaissance d'autres th�ories qui ont �t� cr��es apr�s la publication du livre de Tesni�re. Cet article de terme �tablira une comparaison de deux œuvres �crites par les auteurs mentionn�s ci-dessus en tenant compte des mots qui d�pendent des verbes. Puisque le verbe est souvent au centre de l'attention lorsque la notion de valence est concern�e, le groupe des autres mots qui sont � gouvern�s � par le verbe ne semble pas �tre examin� de la m�me mani�re. De plus, il ne semble m�me pas y avoir de terme standard pour de tels mots (peut-�tre sauf pour � arguments � (cf.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Seminar paper from the year 2008 in the subject Didactics - English - Grammar, Style, Working Technique, grade: 1,7, RWTH Aachen University (Institut f�r Anglistik ), course: Syntactic Questions, language: English, abstract: Although the idea of valency is not new in the field of linguistics, it seems to have receivedrelatively little attention up to now. Lucien Tesni�re, who became known as the developer ofthe so called 'dependency grammar', was one of the first linguists who described thecapacity of a verb to bind a certain number of 'actants'1 (cf. Tesni�re 1980, 385-386). In hisposthumously published book 'El�ments de syntaxe structurale'2 (1959) he called thisphenomenon 'valency'. Later on, other linguists adopted his notion, modified and adapted it.One of these linguists is Peter Eisenberg, a German philologist, who wrote some recentworks on grammar in which the role of verb valency is often in the center of attention.Because a period of thirty years had passed since Tesni�re's first attempt to define thephenomenon of valency in linguistics, Eisenberg's approach is a lot more detailed andincludes different criteria for he had the opportunity to contribute his knowledge of othertheories which were created after Tesni�re's book had been published.This term paper will draw a comparison of two works written by the authors mentionedabove with special regard to the words which are dependent on verbs. Since the verb is oftenin the center of attention when the notion of valency is concerned, the group of the otherwords which are 'governed' by the verb does not seem to be examined in the same way.Furthermore there does not even seem to be a standard term for such words (perhaps exceptfor 'arguments' (cf. Meyer 2005, 30), but even the notion of arguments is used in diverseways), so that I will use the word 'dependents' to refer to every possible linguistic elementwhich can be bound by a verb.The main aim of this paper will not only be to provide a small overview of dependents invalency theories, but also to illustrate the pros and cons of each of these theories in acomparison at the end.To introduce the reader into the topic, a small overview of the notion of valency will begiven at the beginning of the term paper. Later on, the most important aspects concerningdependents of both theories will be presented separately. After having compared the twoworks, pointed out the main discrepancies and having stated their benefits respectively theirdeficiencies, a final conclusion will be given. N� de r�f. du vendeur 9783640194315

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware -Seminar paper from the year 2008 in the subject Didactics - English - Grammar, Style, Working Technique, grade: 1,7, RWTH Aachen University (Institut f�r Anglistik ), course: Syntactic Questions, language: English, abstract: Although the idea of valency is not new in the field of linguistics, it seems to have receivedrelatively little attention up to now. Lucien Tesni�re, who became known as the developer ofthe so called �dependency grammar�, was one of the first linguists who described thecapacity of a verb to bind a certain number of �actants�1 (cf. Tesni�re 1980, 385-386). In hisposthumously published book �El�ments de syntaxe structurale�2 (1959) he called thisphenomenon �valency�. Later on, other linguists adopted his notion, modified and adapted it.One of these linguists is Peter Eisenberg, a German philologist, who wrote some recentworks on grammar in which the role of verb valency is often in the center of attention.Because a period of thirty years had passed since Tesni�re�s first attempt to define thephenomenon of valency in linguistics, Eisenberg�s approach is a lot more detailed andincludes different criteria for he had the opportunity to contribute his knowledge of othertheories which were created after Tesni�re�s book had been published.This term paper will draw a comparison of two works written by the authors mentionedabove with special regard to the words which are dependent on verbs. Since the verb is oftenin the center of attention when the notion of valency is concerned, the group of the otherwords which are �governed� by the verb does not seem to be examined in the same way.Furthermore there does not even seem to be a standard term for such words (perhaps exceptfor �arguments� (cf. Meyer 2005, 30), but even the notion of arguments is used in diverseways), so that I will use the word �dependents� to refer to every possible linguistic elementwhich can be bound by a verb.The main aim of this paper will not only be to provide a small overview of dependents invalency theories, but also to illustrate the pros and cons of each of these theories in acomparison at the end.To introduce the reader into the topic, a small overview of the notion of valency will begiven at the beginning of the term paper. Later on, the most important aspects concerningdependents of both theories will be presented separately. After having compared the twoworks, pointed out the main discrepancies and having stated their benefits respectively theirdeficiencies, a final conclusion will be given.BoD - Books on Demand, In de Tarpen 42, 22848 Norderstedt 20 pp. Englisch. N� de r�f. du vendeur 9783640194315

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