Arthur Schwartz
Biographic Data
| ID | 3842275 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Arthur Schwartz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Arthur |
| FAMILY NAME | Schwartz |
| SIGNATURE | SCHWARTZ A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Mount Sinai Hospital |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 18 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
On the Universality of Subject
Main character in children's narratives
On the Subject of Advancements in the Philippine Languages
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Response from Dr. Schwartz, et al
Response from Dr. Schwartz, et al Arthur Schwartz, Barry B. Perlman, John C. Thornton, and Martin Paris CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.70.9.1013-a Published Online: October 07, 2011
A Marital Therapy Manual . Peter A. Martin
Professional Obligations and Approaches to the Aged
Social Casework--A Behavioral Approach
Behavior Therapy in Psychiatry . American Psychiatric Association Task Force on Behavior Therapy
Behaviour Modification in Social Work . Derek Jehu , Pauline Hardiker , Margaret Yelloly , Martin Shaw
Constraints on movement transformations
1. The development of transformational theory has been marked by a considerable shifting about of powers allotted to the various constructs. As a theory of lexicon arose, for example, some of the function of the context-sensitivity of the phrase-structure rules was rendered unnecessary; correspondingly, when the rewrite system was tightly confined to a context-free nature, the transformational component took up part of the burden of providing for…
Contributions to the Syntax of the New English Complex Sentence
Sociology and Modern Systems Theory . Walter Buckley
Derivative Functions in Syntax
This study presents two main theses: (1) that distinguishing ‘primitive’ from ‘derivative’ forms and functions can be accomplished in a linguistic description by a base containing two types of rewrite rules, expansion and substitution; and (2) that adjuncts to a noun can, under certain conditions, dissociate from that noun and pass from ‘attributive’ to ‘adverbial’ function—in particular, that clausal modifiers to the nominative can so detach and…
Five Fields of Social Service
Psychiatric Research and the Assessment of Change . Committee on Research of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry
The Southern New Jersey Chapter of Nasw
The Syntax of the Compared Adjective in English
The grammarian, having delimited the range of data he suspects to be related, seeks to express this relatedness (= regularity = generalization) in the simplest and clearest (= most revealing) way. For example, examining some English phrases, he may notice: (1) the man I do business with (2) the man that I do business with (3) the man who(m) I do business with (4) the man with whom I do business (5) the man to do business with (6) the man with who…
Observations on the significance of animal drawings
Constraints on movement transformations
1. The development of transformational theory has been marked by a considerable shifting about of powers allotted to the various constructs. As a theory of lexicon arose, for example, some of the function of the context-sensitivity of the phrase-structure rules was rendered unnecessary; correspondingly, when the rewrite system was tightly confined to a context-free nature, the transformational component took up part of the burden of providing for…
Main character in children's narratives
Derivative Functions in Syntax
This study presents two main theses: (1) that distinguishing ‘primitive’ from ‘derivative’ forms and functions can be accomplished in a linguistic description by a base containing two types of rewrite rules, expansion and substitution; and (2) that adjuncts to a noun can, under certain conditions, dissociate from that noun and pass from ‘attributive’ to ‘adverbial’ function—in particular, that clausal modifiers to the nominative can so detach and…
The Southern New Jersey Chapter of Nasw
The Syntax of the Compared Adjective in English
The grammarian, having delimited the range of data he suspects to be related, seeks to express this relatedness (= regularity = generalization) in the simplest and clearest (= most revealing) way. For example, examining some English phrases, he may notice: (1) the man I do business with (2) the man that I do business with (3) the man who(m) I do business with (4) the man with whom I do business (5) the man to do business with (6) the man with who…
Observations on the significance of animal drawings
Observations on the significance of animal drawings
Five Fields of Social Service
Psychiatric Research and the Assessment of Change . Committee on Research of the Group for the Advancement of Psychiatry
The Southern New Jersey Chapter of Nasw
The Syntax of the Compared Adjective in English
The grammarian, having delimited the range of data he suspects to be related, seeks to express this relatedness (= regularity = generalization) in the simplest and clearest (= most revealing) way. For example, examining some English phrases, he may notice: (1) the man I do business with (2) the man that I do business with (3) the man who(m) I do business with (4) the man with whom I do business (5) the man to do business with (6) the man with who…
Sociology and Modern Systems Theory . Walter Buckley
Derivative Functions in Syntax
This study presents two main theses: (1) that distinguishing ‘primitive’ from ‘derivative’ forms and functions can be accomplished in a linguistic description by a base containing two types of rewrite rules, expansion and substitution; and (2) that adjuncts to a noun can, under certain conditions, dissociate from that noun and pass from ‘attributive’ to ‘adverbial’ function—in particular, that clausal modifiers to the nominative can so detach and…
Contributions to the Syntax of the New English Complex Sentence
Constraints on movement transformations
1. The development of transformational theory has been marked by a considerable shifting about of powers allotted to the various constructs. As a theory of lexicon arose, for example, some of the function of the context-sensitivity of the phrase-structure rules was rendered unnecessary; correspondingly, when the rewrite system was tightly confined to a context-free nature, the transformational component took up part of the burden of providing for…
Behaviour Modification in Social Work . Derek Jehu , Pauline Hardiker , Margaret Yelloly , Martin Shaw
Behavior Therapy in Psychiatry . American Psychiatric Association Task Force on Behavior Therapy
Professional Obligations and Approaches to the Aged
Social Casework--A Behavioral Approach
A Marital Therapy Manual . Peter A. Martin
Response from Dr. Schwartz, et al
Response from Dr. Schwartz, et al Arthur Schwartz, Barry B. Perlman, John C. Thornton, and Martin Paris CopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.70.9.1013-a Published Online: October 07, 2011
On the Subject of Advancements in the Philippine Languages
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Main character in children's narratives
On the Universality of Subject
Computer Science (10 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Linguistics (6 works) · Download (5 works) · World Wide Web (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Law (4 works)