Problems of functional grammar. Predicative categories in the statement and holistic text

This book - the sixth in the series "Problems of functional grammar" - is published after the author of the theoretical concept and the head of the St. Petersburg Scientific School of the functional grammar of the Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences Alexander Bondarko, who managed to write to that and largely edit editing its main sections. Like the previous volumes of this series, this collective monograph contains a number of chapters devoted to the Fammatic description of the Russian language in synchrony and diachrony, but is not limited to this material: the book discusses the data of Samodiy, Paleo-Asian, Tungus-Manchu and Romanesque languages. The main attention of the authors is focused on the speech implementations of predicative categories, their discursive and text functions. In the third part of the volume, ontogenetic aspects of the problem under discussion are examined. The book was prepared in the theory of the theory of grammar of the Institute of Linguistic Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences (St. Petersburg) and is intended for a wide range of linguists, teachers of Russian and foreign languages, typologists and psycholinguists. Linguists from Moscow, Novgorod, Oldenburg and St. Petersburg participated in the writing of the book.
2nd edition