This foundational text provides a comprehensive introduction to transformational-generative grammar, a theory developed by Noam Chomsky. The book covers the basic concepts and formal principles of transformational syntax, designed for students with a general interest in theoretical linguistics. Key topics include: Phrase structure rules Transformational rules Deep and surface struct…
Annual reference work listing authors, publishers, and literary events. This volume (Band 1) covers alphabetic entries from A to M. Used by libraries, scholars, and literary institutions for reference and acquisition planning.
A comprehensive reference work on conflict prevention and peacebuilding efforts in Europe and Eurasia. Part of the ECCP’s “Searching for Peace” initiative, the book includes regional conflict analyses, strategies, and the work of key organizations involved.
This volume explores poetry with an emphasis on poetic form, figurative language, sound devices, and interpretation. Designed to deepen students’ understanding and appreciation of poetry through a broad selection of classic and modern works.
This introductory book explores stylistics, the study of linguistic style, particularly in literary texts. G. W. Turner offers a practical and accessible overview of how language operates in different styles and contexts, with a focus on English. He examines how linguistic features such as syntax, vocabulary, and rhetorical devices are used to create meaning and literary effect. Designed for st…