Petr Sgall

Czech linguist and university educator (1926-2019)

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1926

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Úvod do syntaxe a sémantiky: některé nové směry v teoretické lingvistice

by Petr Sgall First published in 1986 — 2 editions

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Učíme stroje česky

by Petr Sgall First published in 1982 — 2 editions

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Contributions to functional syntax, semantics, and language comprehension

by Petr Sgall First published in 1984 — 2 editions

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Praguiana, 1945-1990

by Philip Luelsdorff and Petr Sgall First published in 1994 — 2 editions

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The meaning of the sentence in its semantic and pragmatic aspects

by Petr Sgall First published in 1986 — 2 editions

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Variation in Language: Code Switching in Czech As a Challenge for Sociolinguistics (Studies in Functional and Structural Linguistics)

by Petr Sgall, Jiri Hronek, Alexander Stich, and Jan Horecky First published in 1992 — 2 editions

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Aktuální členění věty v češtině

by Petr Sgall First published in 1980 — 1 edition

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Generativní popis jazyka a česká deklinace

by Petr Sgall First published in 1967 — 1 edition

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Language in its multifarious aspects

by Petr Sgall First published in 2006 — 1 edition

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Prague Studies In Mathematical Linguis

by Petr Sgall 1 edition

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Topic, focus and generative semantics

by Petr Sgall First published in 1973 — 1 edition

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Cesty moderní jazykovědy: jazykověda a autmatizace

by Petr Sgall First published in 1964 — 1 edition

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functional approach to syntax in generative description of language [by] Petr Sgall [and others]

by Petr Sgall First published in 1969 — 1 edition

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Generativní popis jazyka a česka deklinace.

by Petr Sgall First published in 1967 — 1 edition

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Variation in Language (Linguistic & Literary Studies in Eastern Europe)

by Petr Sgall, Jiri Hronek, Alexandr Stich, and Jan Horecky First published in 1992 — 1 edition

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Jazyk, mluvení, psaní

by Petr Sgall First published in 2011 — 1 edition

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Úloha lingvistiky při zpracování informací

by Petr Sgall First published in 1977 — 1 edition

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A Functional approach to syntax in generative description of language

by Petr Sgall First published in 1969 — 1 edition

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Discourse and meaning: papers in honor of Eva Hajičová

by Petr Sgall First published in 1996 — 1 edition

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Čeština bez příkras

by Petr Sgall First published in 1992 — 1 edition

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Czech linguist and university educator (1926-2019)

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OLID: OL759335A
ISNI: 0000000109313423
VIAF: 108449812
Wikidata: Q7178582
Inventaire.io: wd:Q7178582

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