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Del 9 - Berichte Und Abhandlungen / Sonderband
Die Rolle Der Arbeit in Verschiedenen Epochen Und Kulturen
Inbunden, Tyska, 2003
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Del 48 - Sammlung Akademie-Verlag / Sprache
Psychologische Effekte Sprachlicher Strukturkomponenten
Inbunden, Tyska, 1980
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Del 26 - Studia Grammatica
Grammatische Und Konzeptuelle Aspekte Von Dimensionsadjektiven
Inbunden, Tyska, 1987
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Del 29 - Studia Grammatica
Syntax, Semantik Und Lexikon
Rudolf Růzička Zum 65. Geburtstag
Inbunden, Tyska, 1988
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The present volume is the result of a project which concentrated on a selected subset of linguistic knowledge with the aim of giving a systematic account of the various aspects of structure and process in this subset and the interpretation of these. The subset that for a number of reasons appeared appropriate to this undertaking centres around the dimensional adjectives of German. That the en terprise ultimately produced a less integrated and complete result than expected is due to several reasons. Some of these are of an intrinsic nature, ever present, and not particularly surprising. Some, however, are related to the character of the project itself and are worth commenting upon, as they reflect specific expe riences and difficulties which we encountered during several years of working on the project. We started from the assumption that the dimensional adjectives constitute a sufficiently rich, but nevertheless limited domain of grammatical and concep tual structure which is fairly well understood and explored in relevant aspects. Consequently we expected that summarizing, integrating, and extending the nu merous results that were available should quickly lead to a more complete picture of the interaction of the components involved. However, even had the premise of this assumption been correct, the conclusion turned out to be wrong fairly early in the project. On closer inspection, the investigations of the phenomena were much less complete, the facts agreed upon less systematic, and the proposed anal yses far less convincing than supposed initially.