Query Details
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Syntax Textbook
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| Author: | Randy Sharp | |
| Submitter Email: | click here to access email | |
| Linguistic LingField(s): |
Syntax
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| Query: |
Dear Linguists,
Could I please hear some suggestions for an appropriate textbook for a first-year linguistics course in syntax? The book should be an introduction to syntax, preferably in the generative syntax framework, and preferably with exercises. Some books that we have tried in the past appear to be too advanced for this level. The continuing students will be using books like Haegeman, so something leading up to this would be good. Thanks very much for your collective advice. Randy Sharp I am an undergrad currently trying to find research on terms like creoles, peninsulares, mestizo, campesino, etc. and how they affect and structure relationships between Mexicans when used. I am also looking for instances when the Mexican government or other institutions have used these terms in legal documents to determine land rights, etc. If anyone has references, advice, or experience in this matter, please reply. Thank you! -Johanna jgoderre@goucher.edu |
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| LL Issue: | 9.1568 | |
| Date posted: | 07-Nov-1998 | |
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