It has long been a tenet of systemic functional linguistics that lexis should be treated as "most delicate grammar", that is, that the "senses" of lexical items should be modelled in system networks that are essentially similar in kind to those used in model meanings realized in grammar. After verbs and nouns, adjectives are the most important lexical word class. This is a descriptive and theoretical study of this central grammatical category, providing a demonstration of the validity of Halliday's hypothesis, and aiming to contribute to the linguistic theory of both systemic functional and general linguistics.
The Lexicogrammar of Adjectives: A Systemic Functional Approach to Lexis (Education Matters)
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Author(s)Gordon Tucker
PublisherBloomsbury Academic
ISBN / ASIN0304339032
ISBN-139780304339037
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Sales Rank6,532,673
CategoryLanguage Arts & Disciplines
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