tagmemics造句

• After the Art Attacks ended the members of the group worked using the name Tagmemics.
• Pike developed his theory of " tagmemics " to help with the analysis of languages from syntactic elements ) strings of linguistic elements capable of playing a number of different roles.
• The term was later adopted, and its meaning broadened, by Kenneth Pike and others, beginning in the 1950s, who used it as the basis for their "'tagmemics " '.
• Tagmemics as a linguistic theory was developed by Pike in his book " Language in Relation to a Unified Theory of the Structure of Human Behavior ", 3 vol . ( 1954 1960 ).
• In addition to Chomsky's theory of Transformational grammar, other contemporary developments of structuralism included Kenneth Pike's theory of tagmemics, Sidney Lamb's theory of stratificational grammar, and Michael Silverstein's work.
• Tagmemics makes the kind of distinction made between semantic ); for instance, contextually conditioned synonyms are considered different instances of a single tagmeme, as sounds which are ( in a given language ) contextually conditioned are allophones of a single phoneme.
• SIL's focus has not been on the development of new linguistic theories, but tagmemics, though no longer promoted by SIL, was developed by Kenneth Pike, who also coined the words emic and etic, more widely used today in anthropology.
• Nida and Ken Pike were reasonably well-known among structural linguists in the 1950s-1960s, and I would guess that Nida is still known among translation scholars ( though Pike's Tagmemics was largely left behind in the 1960s after the rise of generative theory ).