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Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation [Yugoslavia], Joel Halpern, John Brode
Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation [Yugoslavia], Joel Halpern, John Brode
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This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, 10). It places particular stress on publications that tend to generalize and synthesize. A main emphasis is to see peasant studies from the viewpoint of other disciplines, as well as from the perspective of the societal context in which American anthropology itself exists. Specific geographical areas are dealt with in concluding summaries.
Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation [Yugoslavia], Joel Halpern, John Brode
Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation [Yugoslavia], Joel Halpern, John Brode
Joel M. Halpern
This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, 10). It places particular stress on publications that tend to generalize and synthesize. A main emphasis is to see peasant studies from the viewpoint of other disciplines, as well as from the perspective of the societal context in which American anthropology itself exists. Specific geographical areas are dealt with in concluding summaries.
Have And Be In English Syntax, Emmon Bach
Have And Be In English Syntax, Emmon Bach
Linguistics Department Faculty Publication Series
A re-analysis of English syntax is proposed, in which the forms have and be in their use as 'main verbs' are eliminated from the base and reintroduced by transformational rules.The rules are shown to be minor additions to rules required on independent grounds. Syntactic arguments are given first, then answers to possiblesemantic objections. It is further suggested that the use of these forms as auxiliaries can be explained in the same way.The resulting base rules are shown to be somewhat closer to a reasonable set of universal base rules than the corresponding rules of earlier analyses. The paper concludes with …
Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation, Joel Halpern, John Brode
Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation, Joel Halpern, John Brode
Anthropology Department Faculty Publication Series
This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, 10). It places particular stress on publications that tend to generalize and synthesize. A main emphasis is to see peasant studies from the viewpoint of other disciplines, as well as from the perspective of the societal context in which American anthropology itself exists. Specific geographical areas are dealt with in concluding summaries.