Nuclear Structures in Linguistics

The expression ‘nuclear structures’ has become, in our day, a term to conjure with; but the concept is not new in linguistics. It is mentioned or implied in contemporary discussions under the terms ‘immediate constituents’, ‘rank’, and ‘endocentric phrases’; in the older literature it is referred to as ‘modification’, ‘attribution’, or ‘subordination’. An assumption of different ranks is implicit in such word-pairs as stem-affix, head–attribute, noun-adjective, substantive–modifier, verb–adverb, principal-subordinate

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• The Grammatical Hierarchy of Isthmus Zapotec

  Velma Bernice Pickett•Language•1960

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• Two Models of Grammatical Description

  Charles F Hockett•WORD•1954

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• Constraints on movement transformations

  Open Access•Arthur Schwartz, Arthur H Schwartz•Journal of Linguistics•1972

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• Structure markers

  Open Access•J R Martins, J R Martin et al.•Language, Context and Text. The…•2023

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• Class and construction markers

  Open Access•Richard S Pittman, Richard Pittman•Lingua•1964

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• Dependenzbeziehungen in der strukturalen syntax des Englischen

  Open Access•Winfried Nöth•Lingua•1977

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