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THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE FORM AND PROPERTIES OF ENGLISH DERIVED NOMINALS
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THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE FORM AND PROPERTIES OF ENGLISH DERIVED NOMINALS

Teorijska razmatranja tvorbe i osobina engleskih deriviranih nominala / Edina Rizvić-Eminović

Author(s): Edina Rizvić-Eminović / Language(s): Bosnian

Keywords: derived nominal; derivation; nominalization; result; process nominals:

By applying the descriptive analytical method, this book presents the properties of English derived nominals at the phonological, morphological, phrase and functional level. Within the scope of this book, derived nominals are nouns derived from verbs, characterized by the following suffixes: -al (arrival), -ance (-ence) (admittance), -tion (¬-ation, -ition, -ution, -ion, -tion) (destruction), -ment (development), and –ure (closure), which may express event and have aspectual properties and argument structure inherited from the corresponding verb (Rizvić-Eminović, 2014, p. 440). The overview of morphological properties of derived nominals includes the analysis of the limitations associated with their suffixation and incorporates a brief diachronic analysis. Additionally, the suffixation in the case of derived nominals reveals some phonological restrictions related to the nominals and some of the above-mentioned suffixes. At the phrase level, the book presents the properties which derived nominals share with other nouns, but verbs as well, while the functional analysis suggests that nominals may perform the same functions in the sentence as other English nouns. The analysis of the properties of derived nominals presented in the different chapters of the book leads to the conclusion that the suffix itself does not affect the features or the interpretation a derived nominal has. It may also be concluded that the interpretation of a derived nominal as either a process or a result nominal requires that not only the presence or absence of the of phrase should be taken into account, but also its aspectual properties expressed through specific aspectual phrases or adverbials occurring with the derived nominal.

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Negation in English and Bosnian - A Minimalist Approach
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Negation in English and Bosnian - A Minimalist Approach

NEGACIJA U ENGLESKOM I BOSANSKOM JEZIKU (minimalistički pristup)

Author(s): Melisa Bureković / Language(s): Bosnian

Keywords: negation; Minimalist syntax; neg-feature; interpretability of formal features; feature checking; c-command; closeness; feature-sharing;

This book delves into the topic of negation in English and Bosnian within the framework of generative grammar, specifically within the scope of Minimalism, with a particular emphasis on English nonverbal negation and its Bosnian translation equivalents. The primary objective is to address the question of why sentential negation in English can be expressed solely by the presence of neg-feature on negative constituents without negating the verb, whereas this option is not viable in Bosnian. Given that neg-feature is considered a formal feature, particular attention is dedicated to formal features and their interpretability. The analysis of English nonverbal negation is based on the interpretative analysis adopted from Kato (2003), which hinges upon fundamental notions of c-command and closeness, as well as feature-sharing. The Bosnian translation equivalents of English nonverbal negation have been roughly classified into four categories: the first category comprises instances in which both a verb and a constituent are negated, the second category includes instances where only a verb is negated, the third category encompasses cases where only a constituent is negated and the fourth category involves instances where neither a verb nor any constituent is negated. The analysis of the Bosnian translation equivalents is chiefly focused on the first two categories. Particular attention is given to the interpretability of formal features and feature checking.

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English Language and Learning & Teaching English
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English Language and Learning & Teaching English

Engleski jezik, učenje, podučavanje

Author(s): Edina Rizvić-Eminović,Larisa Kasumagić Kafedžić / Language(s): Bosnian

Keywords: English; ELT; EFL;

This book is intended primarily for English undergraduate students. Some sections are also useful for those who study language in general, as each chapter starts from the basic concepts in the different disciplines of linguistics, so that no prior knowledge of linguistics is necessary. The primary goal of the book is to enable students to acquire and expand their knowledge about human language in general, English as a world language, and about the scientific study of languages, which lays a foundation for a more detailed study of linguistic rules. Having read the chapters and completed the tasks in each section, students will be able to discuss the basic principles of modern linguistics, apply the tools for linguistic analysis, and use the metalanguage when describing fundamental concepts in specific areas of linguistics, such as phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and teaching methodology.

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