Frank R. Palmer Bücher

The exploration of modality is central to this work, where the author utilizes diverse examples from numerous languages to illuminate the concept. Through careful analysis, the book delves into how different cultures express possibility, necessity, and related ideas, offering a comprehensive understanding of this linguistic category.

The book offers a comprehensive typological survey focusing on grammatical concepts such as Subject and Object across various languages worldwide. It explores the diverse ways these elements function and interact within different linguistic systems, providing insights into their structural and functional roles. This analysis aims to enhance understanding of grammatical relationships and their implications for language theory and typology.

A detailed account of the many uses and functions of these verbs. The nature of modality, and some controversial issues, are also discussed.

An essential guide to the history of censorship in England, this volume explores the various forms of censorship that have been employed over the centuries and the societal and political forces that have shaped them. The work includes a detailed examination of the censorship of literature and the arts, as well as an analysis of the contemporary debates surrounding free speech and expression.