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Simon C. Dik

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#867

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Linguistics

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#269

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Simon C. Dik's Degrees

PhD Linguistics University of Amsterdam

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According to Wikipedia, Simon Cornelis Dik was a Dutch linguist, most famous for developing the theory of functional grammar. He occupied the chair of General Linguistics at University of Amsterdam between 1969 and 1994. During these 25 years he developed the theory of functional grammar, the foundations for which had been laid in his 1968 dissertation on coordination.

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The theory of functional grammar (1989) (881)
The Structure of the Clause (1997) (391)
The Theory of Functional Grammar. Part II: Complex and derived constructions (1997) (266)
The Theory of Functional Grammar. Part I: The Structure of the Clause (second, revised edition, edited by K. Hengeveld) (1997) (160)
Studies in functional grammar (1980) (155)
Coordination: its implications for the theory of general linguistics (1968) (150)
On the typology of Focus phenomena (1981) (127)
The hierarchical structure of the clause and the typology of perception-verb complements (1991) (79)
The hierarchical structure of the clause and the typology of adverbial satellites (1990) (72)
On the Notion "Functional Explanation" (1986) (54)
The theory of functional grammar / 1 The structure of the clause (1989) (48)
1. Formal and semantic adjustment of derived constructions (1985) (30)
7. Functional Grammar (1991) (27)
Copula Auxiliarization: How and Why? (1987) (22)
Advances in Functional Grammar (1983) (20)
Functional grammar and the computer (1989) (18)
Functional Grammar in PROLOG: An Integrated Implementation for English, French and Dutch (1992) (18)
Complex and derived constructions (1997) (17)
Auxiliary and Copula be in a Functional Grammar of English (1983) (17)
Some critical remarks on the treatment of morphological structure in transformational generative grammar (1967) (16)
Seventeen Sentences: Basic Principles and Application of Functional Grammar in Current Approaches to Syntax. (1980) (13)
Some principles of functional grammar (1987) (11)
Raising in a functional grammar (1979) (9)
On the semantics of conditionals (1990) (8)
Verbal semantics in Functional Grammar (1994) (7)
How to build a natural language user (1990) (5)
On the Status of Verbal Reflexives (1983) (4)
Functional Grammar- and its Relevance to Grammar Writing (1989) (4)
A typology of entities (1987) (4)
FG*C*M*NLU: Functional Grammar Computational Model of the Natural Language User (1989) (3)
Generating Answers from a Linguistically Coded Knowledge Base (1987) (3)
16. Inductive generalizations in semantic change (1977) (2)
2. Some basic concepts of linguistic theory (1997) (2)
Some impressions of the tenth international congress of linguists (1968) (2)
Functional Grammar and the Computer Functional Grammar Series No 10 (2)
Problems in syntax (1983) (1)
1. Methodological preliminaries (1997) (1)
Relational Reasoning in Functional Logic (1989) (1)
10. Perspectivizing the State of Affairs: Subject and Object assignment (1997) (1)
Some Remarks on the Notion ‘Universal Semantics’1 (1973) (1)
Cleft and pseudo-cleft in functional grammar (1980) (1)
The Lexicon in a Computational Functional Grammar (1994) (1)
Generating Sentences Using ProfGlot (1993) (1)
8. Non-verbal predicates (1997) (1)
List of tables and figures (1997) (0)
Chapter 4. Overall structure of the ProfGlot program (1992) (0)
13. Pragmatic functions (1997) (0)
5. States of Affairs and semantic functions (1997) (0)
7. Term operators (1997) (0)
15. The operation of expression rules (1997) (0)
16. Principles of constituent ordering (1997) (0)
Index of names and subjects (1992) (0)
18. Prosodic features (1997) (0)
14. Expression rules (1997) (0)
11. Reconsidering the Semantic Function Hierarchy; Raising; Ergativity (1997) (0)
Tite Theory of Funutional Grammar Part 2 . Complex ant ) Derived Constructions (2003) (0)
Chapter 12. DutExp: Dutch expression (1992) (0)
Chapter 14. UniTra: a trilingual translator (1992) (0)
Functional Grammar (updated by L. Mackenzie) (1997) (0)
Computational description of verbal complexes in English and Latin (1994) (0)
6. On the function and structure of terms (1997) (0)
12. Predication, proposition, clause (1997) (0)
Chapter 6. EngLex: the English lexicon (1992) (0)
Index and brief description of Prolog predicates (1992) (0)
9. Nuclear, core, and extended predication (1997) (0)
Chapter 5. BasFac: basic facilities (1992) (0)
Lexicon en Syntaxis in Functionele Grammatica (1986) (0)
Chapter 2. Some elements of Prolog (1992) (0)
Abbreviations used in FG-representations (1997) (0)
Chapter 9. UniGen: the universal generator (1992) (0)
Chapter 15. UniLog: universal logic (1992) (0)
Chapter 8. DutLex: the Dutch lexicon (1992) (0)
Chapter 7. FreLex: the French lexicon (1992) (0)
Chapter 1. Introducing ProfGlot (1992) (0)
Chapter 10. ParSel, UniExp and EngExp: universal and English expression (1992) (0)
Chapter 11. FreExp: French expression (1992) (0)
17. Constituent ordering: problems and complications (1997) (0)
Chapter 3. Introducing Functional Grammar (1992) (0)
4. The nuclear predication (1997) (0)

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