Karl E Zimmer
Biographic Data
| ID | 734802 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Karl E Zimmer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Karl E |
| FAMILY NAME | Zimmer |
| SIGNATURE | ZIMMER K E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Berkeley |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Embedded Topic in French
In Hawkinson and Hyman (1974) four general strategies were illustrated which are used in the encoding and decoding of topical information: 1) word order (topical information usually comes early in the sentence); 2) case (topical information is usually associated with the more animate cases); 3) person (first and second persons are more topical or “topicworthy” than third person human, which is more topicworthy than third person non-human); and 4)…
Case Marking in Turkish Indefinite Object Constructions
Proceedings of the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session Dedicated to the Contributions of Charles J. Fillmore (1994)
Turkish
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Studies in Turkish Linguistics
1. Introduction (by Slobin, Dan I.) 2. Turkish (by Underhill, Robert) 3. Bibliography of Modern Linguistic Work on Turkish (by Underhill, Robert) 4. Impersonal Passives and the ArAk Construction in Turkish (by Biktimir, Tuvana) 5. Monoclausal Double Passives in Turkish (by Ozkaragoz, Inci) 6. Lexical Causatives in Turkish (by Knecht, Laura) 7. The Unmarked Sentential Subject Constraint in Turkish (by Sezer, Engin) 8. Habits and Abilities in Turki…
Arabic Loanwords and Turkish Phonological Structure
Thek/? alternation in Turkish
Note on the peH 3 root in French
The Function of the Lexicon in Transformational Generative Grammar
Turkish-English Contrastive Analysis
On the evaluation of alternative phonological descriptions
It has been repeatedly suggested in the literature on generative phonology that the number of features which appear in phonological rules be used in an evaluation measure for alternative descriptions of the phonology of a language; thus Halle states (1962: 55): ‘Given two alternative descriptions of a particular body of data, the description containing fewer... symbols will be regarded as simpler and will, therefore, be preferred over the other.’…
Some Observations on Non-Final Stress in Turkish
In this paper a number of exceptions to the usual rules of stress assignment in Turkish words are examined. All of them share the property that the normal word-final stress of Turkish is displaced toward the beginning of the word. It is concluded that all the cases investigated constitute syntactically or semantically marked categories, and that there appears to be a correlation between this markedness and the phonologically marked phenomenon of …
Markedness and the Problem of Indeterminacy of Lexical Representations
Psychological Correlates of Some Turkish Morpheme Structure Conditions
This paper describes an investigation regarding the degree of awareness of a number of different morpheme structure conditions in Turkish displayed by native speakers of that language. It appears that not all the morpheme structure conditions that can be formulated on the basis of the regularities observable in Turkish lexical items are internalized by native speakers; the test results indicate, rather, that with respect to their awareness of cer…
Cartesian Linguistics
A Note on Vowel Harmony
Affixal Negation in English and Other Languages
Questions of Meaning. László Antal
Psychological Correlates of Some Turkish Morpheme Structure Conditions
This paper describes an investigation regarding the degree of awareness of a number of different morpheme structure conditions in Turkish displayed by native speakers of that language. It appears that not all the morpheme structure conditions that can be formulated on the basis of the regularities observable in Turkish lexical items are internalized by native speakers; the test results indicate, rather, that with respect to their awareness of cer…
A Note on Vowel Harmony
Turkish
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Thek/? alternation in Turkish
On the evaluation of alternative phonological descriptions
It has been repeatedly suggested in the literature on generative phonology that the number of features which appear in phonological rules be used in an evaluation measure for alternative descriptions of the phonology of a language; thus Halle states (1962: 55): ‘Given two alternative descriptions of a particular body of data, the description containing fewer... symbols will be regarded as simpler and will, therefore, be preferred over the other.’…
Some Observations on Non-Final Stress in Turkish
In this paper a number of exceptions to the usual rules of stress assignment in Turkish words are examined. All of them share the property that the normal word-final stress of Turkish is displaced toward the beginning of the word. It is concluded that all the cases investigated constitute syntactically or semantically marked categories, and that there appears to be a correlation between this markedness and the phonologically marked phenomenon of …
Affixal Negation in English and Other Languages
Questions of Meaning. László Antal
Affixal Negation in English and Other Languages
A Note on Vowel Harmony
Cartesian Linguistics
Markedness and the Problem of Indeterminacy of Lexical Representations
Psychological Correlates of Some Turkish Morpheme Structure Conditions
This paper describes an investigation regarding the degree of awareness of a number of different morpheme structure conditions in Turkish displayed by native speakers of that language. It appears that not all the morpheme structure conditions that can be formulated on the basis of the regularities observable in Turkish lexical items are internalized by native speakers; the test results indicate, rather, that with respect to their awareness of cer…
On the evaluation of alternative phonological descriptions
It has been repeatedly suggested in the literature on generative phonology that the number of features which appear in phonological rules be used in an evaluation measure for alternative descriptions of the phonology of a language; thus Halle states (1962: 55): ‘Given two alternative descriptions of a particular body of data, the description containing fewer... symbols will be regarded as simpler and will, therefore, be preferred over the other.’…
Some Observations on Non-Final Stress in Turkish
In this paper a number of exceptions to the usual rules of stress assignment in Turkish words are examined. All of them share the property that the normal word-final stress of Turkish is displaced toward the beginning of the word. It is concluded that all the cases investigated constitute syntactically or semantically marked categories, and that there appears to be a correlation between this markedness and the phonologically marked phenomenon of …
Note on the peH 3 root in French
The Function of the Lexicon in Transformational Generative Grammar
Turkish-English Contrastive Analysis
Thek/? alternation in Turkish
Arabic Loanwords and Turkish Phonological Structure
Studies in Turkish Linguistics
1. Introduction (by Slobin, Dan I.) 2. Turkish (by Underhill, Robert) 3. Bibliography of Modern Linguistic Work on Turkish (by Underhill, Robert) 4. Impersonal Passives and the ArAk Construction in Turkish (by Biktimir, Tuvana) 5. Monoclausal Double Passives in Turkish (by Ozkaragoz, Inci) 6. Lexical Causatives in Turkish (by Knecht, Laura) 7. The Unmarked Sentential Subject Constraint in Turkish (by Sezer, Engin) 8. Habits and Abilities in Turki…
Turkish
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Case Marking in Turkish Indefinite Object Constructions
Proceedings of the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session Dedicated to the Contributions of Charles J. Fillmore (1994)
Embedded Topic in French
In Hawkinson and Hyman (1974) four general strategies were illustrated which are used in the encoding and decoding of topical information: 1) word order (topical information usually comes early in the sentence); 2) case (topical information is usually associated with the more animate cases); 3) person (first and second persons are more topical or “topicworthy” than third person human, which is more topicworthy than third person non-human); and 4)…
Linguistics (16 works) · Philosophy (15 works) · Turkish (11 works) · Computer Science (10 works) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (5 works) · Educational Methods and Analysis (4 works) · History (4 works) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (4 works)