Measuring Grammatical Complexity
Measuring Grammatical Complexity
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测量语法复杂性
DOI:
10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199685301.001.0001
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发表时间:
2014
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通讯作者:
L. Preston
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作者:
F. Newmeyer;L. Preston
1. Introduction 2. Major Contributions from Formal Linguistics to the complexity Debate 3. Sign languages, Creoles, and the Development of Predication 4. What You Can Say Without Syntax: A hierarchy of grammatical complexity 5. Degrees of Complexity in Syntax: A view from evolution 6. Complexity in comparative Syntax: The view from modern parametric theory 7. The Complexity of Narrow Syntax: Minimalism, representational economy, and simplest merge 8. Constructions, Complexity, and Word Order Variation 9. Complexity Trade-offs: A case study 10. The Importance of Exhaustive Description in Measuring Linguistic Complexity: The case of English try and pseudocoordination 11. Cross-linguistic Comparison of Complexity Measures in Phonological Systems 12. The Measurement of Semantic Complexity: How to get by if your language lacks generalized quantifiers 13. Computational Complexity in the Brain 14. Looking for a 'Gold Standard' to Measure language Complexity: What psycholinguistics and neurolinguistics can (and cannot) offer to formal linguistics References Index