Structure Markers: A Subjacency Duplex Analysis

Martin & Doran (2023: 44): Structure markers make important contributions to the realisation of systemic options in many languages, tho...

Martin & Doran (2023: 44, 45): By way of summarising our discussion we extend Table 1 above as Table 3 below, including English exampl...

Martin & Doran (2023: 43-4): Turning to conjunctive relations , Halliday with Matthiessen (2014) make a distinction in English between ‘...

  Martin & Doran (2023: 43): For some circumstances however Korean deploys a co-verbal phrase, which is clearly structurally distinct fr...

Martin & Doran (2023: 43): For Korean, subjacency duplex analysis can be comparably extended to a wide range of circumstantial relations...

Martin & Doran (2023: 42-3): The same kind of problem arises in Tagalog and Korean. In Tagalog for example Receiver and Recipient partic...

Martin & Doran (2023: 41-2): Our analysis raises issues about how far to extend subjacency duplex modelling in our descriptions. For ad...

Martin & Doran (2023: 41): In this paper we have proposed a generalised analysis for explicitly modelling structure markers in function...

Martin & Doran (2023: 39-40):  In Chinese on the other hand a subjacency duplex ( culminating in de ) is commonly used to realise Epith...

Martin & Doran (2023: 39, 40): To this point in our discussion we have focused on structure, without looking carefully at the systems fr...

Martin & Doran (2023: 38-9): One way to simplify tables (or trees) incorporating subjacency duplex structure would be to relax the ‘func...

Martin & Doran (2023: 38): As we can see, subjacency duplex analysis adds layers of structure to tables (or trees).   This is inevitable...

Martin & Doran (2023: 37-8): Tagalog’s ubiquitous linker na (Martin 1995a) is another obvious candidate for subjacency analysis. Linki...

Martin & Doran (2023: 37): In Chinese, the structure marker de (noted in McDonald 2017) which commonly links Epithets to following ele...

Martin & Doran (2023: 36-7): Comparable linkers are found across languages. In Spanish Classifiers realised by nouns following the Thin...

Martin & Doran (2023: 36): Comparable analyses could be proposed for binders and linkers across ranks. What we will attend to here is t...

Martin & Doran (2023: 35-6): Linkers are of course common place as structure markers in paratactic and hypotactic complexes across ra...

Martin & Doran (2023: 34): Generalisation of subjacency structure for adpositions of all kinds opens up a host of possibilities.   In (...

Martin & Doran (2023: 33-4): Examples (7) and (8) above presented the problem of embedded clauses whose role in clause structure is sign...

Martin & Doran (2023: 33): Examples (4) and (5) above presented the problem of group complexes sharing the same adposition. The relevant...

Martin & Doran (2023: 32-3): Recognition of subjacency duplexes opens up the possibility of a logical alternative to the experiential an...

Martin & Doran (2023: 32): The α β# / #β α notation for duplexes has been selected to   (i) capture the dependency relation involved (re...

Martin & Doran (2023: 31-2): By way of illustrating this logical notation, we can compare the α β# of the Pitjantjatjara subjacent duple...

Martin & Doran (2023: 31): The discussion in this section indicates that we need to loosen up the association of experiential and logica...