| CONTENTS |
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| Preface |
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| Block 1: Historical and Methodological Background |
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| 412.1 |
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Linguistics as a Scientific Study of Language |
Udaya Narayana Singh |
| 412.2 |
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Structuralism, Saussure and Methodology (Inductive,
Deductive and Hypothetico-Deductive Methods) |
Probal Dasgupta |
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| Block 2: Phonetics and Phonology |
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| 412.3 |
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Phonetics |
Gautam Sengupta |
| 412.4 |
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Phonology |
Dipti Misra Sharma |
| 412.5 |
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Distinctive Features and the Generative Tradition |
P.Sailaja |
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| Block 3: Word-level Grammar |
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| 412.6 |
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Morphology |
Debashree Chattopadhyay |
| 412.7 |
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Derivational Morphology and
Theory of Word Formation |
P.Sailaja |
| 412.8 |
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Three Models of Grammatical
Description: IA, IP, and WP |
V. Prakasam |
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| Block 4: From Word to Sentences |
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| 412.9 |
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Syntax in Traditional Grammar:
Parts of Speech and Form-Classes |
Hemalatha Nagarajan |
| 412.10 |
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Indian Cassification: Nāma,
Ākhyāta, Upasarga & Nipāta |
K.Subrahmanyam |
| 412.11 |
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Word, Phrase, Clause, Sentence |
Ramakant Agnihotri |
| 412.12 |
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Grammatical Relations and the
Kāraka Theory; Predication, Transitivity
And Voice; Sentence- Types |
B. Ramakrishna Reddy |
| 412.13 |
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IC-Analysis and Parsing: Phrase
Structure Grammars and PS Rules |
M. Hari Prasad |
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| Block 5: Syntax and Semantics |
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| 412.14 |
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Grammatical Adequacy: Deep and
Surface Levels of Representation;
Grammatical Rules and Constraints |
Probal Dasgupta |
| 412.15 |
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Traditional and Structural Semantics:
Reference, Sense, Denotation; Denotative,
Connotative and Contextual Meaning |
Chinmay Goswami |
| 412.16 |
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Sense Relations, Semantic
Fields and Lexical Gaps |
P. Madhavan |
| 412.17 |
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Semantic Interpretation in Syntax |
P. Madhavan |
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