Focusing on the syntactic features of Welsh, this 2007 publication explores key elements such as word order, agreement, tense, and clause structure. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the language's grammatical framework, making it an essential resource for linguists and those interested in Welsh syntax.
Focusing on the fundamental concepts of cross-linguistic syntax, this book is designed for readers without prior grammatical knowledge. It clearly explains key categories and terminology, making complex ideas accessible through illustrations and examples. The approach encourages a comprehensive understanding of syntax across different languages, providing a solid foundation for further study in linguistics.
This book addresses central questions in the evolution of language: where it came from; how and why it evolved; how it came to be culturally transmitted; and how languages diversified. It does so from the perspective of the latest work in linguistics, neuroscience, psychology, and computer science, and deploys the latest methods and theories to probe into the origins and subsequent development of the only species that has languages.