Glossematics
Glossematik ("combination of glossemes ") is the name for a language theory that was founded by Louis Hjelmslev and Hans Jørgen Uldall in the Copenhagen School .
description
The glossematics counts as a continuation and differentiation of the basic principles for structural language analysis presented by Ferdinand de Saussure . She looks at the relationship between the elements of expression and content (glossemes) achieved through abstraction, and she investigates the sounds of speech ( phonology ) and the relationship between linguistic signs and reality ( semantics ).
literature
- See also the selected bibliography in the article Louis Hjelmslev
- Claus Heeschen: Basic questions in linguistics. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Berlin / Cologne / Mainz 1972. Therein chapter: Die Glossematik , pp. 69–80.
- Gerhard Helbig: History of modern linguistics. Under the special aspect of grammar theory. Hueber, Munich 1971. Therein chapter: The Copenhagen School , pp. 60–72.
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