柔软的，甜蜜的，盛开的

Joyce Studies Annual Pub Date : 2002-07-01 DOI:10.1353/JOY.2002.0009

J. Simons

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©2002 by Texas University Press, P.O. Box 7819, Austin, Texas 78713-7819 1这些包括一段在原始环境中达到顶峰的爱情故事，一个男性伴侣的威胁存在，对音乐的坚持投入，灵巧的音色丰富，深奥的暗示练习，以及对继承形式的模仿处理。我在里昂在《语言语义学》中给出的基本意义上使用术语“词素”:“语言的表达分为两组。一组数量有限，由简单的词法表达式组成:lexeme . . . .它们是一种语言的词汇单位，第二组词汇组合表达式的成员是通过语言的语法(即句法和形态)规则构成的。”参见John Lyons，《语言学语义导论》(Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1995)，第50 -51页。柔软的，甜蜜的，盛开的

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The Soft, the Sweet, and Bloom

© 2002 by the University of Texas Press, P.O. Box 7819, Austin, Texas 78713-7819 1 These include the enveloping tale of a love whose peak in a pristine setting steadily goes downhill, the menacing presence of a male other, insistent engagement with music, deft phonic exuberance, recondite allusive practice, and the parodic handling of inherited form. 2 I use the term lexeme in the elementary sense that Lyons gives in Linguistic Semantics: “The expressions of a language fall into two sets. One set, finite in number, is made up of lexically simple expressions: lexemes. . . . [T]hey are the vocabulary-units of a language, out of which the members of the second set, lexically composite expressions, are constructed by means of the grammatical (i.e., syntactic and morphological) rules of the language.” See John Lyons, Linguistic Semantics: An Introduction (Cambridge: Cambridge UP, 1995) 50 –51. The Soft, the Sweet, and Bloom

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