Einführung in die Satzanalyse: Die Bestimmung der Satzglieder im Deutschen (de Gruyter Studienbuch) - Tapa blanda

"Ich empfehle es Studenten und Übungsleitern, nicht zuletzt deshalb, weil Klaus Welke es verstanden hat, auch komplizierte Sachverhalte und Zusammenhänge verständlich zu beschreiben und zu erklären."
Wolfgang Schramm in: Studia Niemcoznawcze Uniwersytet Warszawski XLVI /2010

"Its main goal is to enable active participation in linguistics courses by providing the students as well as their
instructors with a reliable ''learning-by-doing'' tutorial."
Tania Avgustinova in: Linguist List März 2008

"In diesem wertvollen Buch wird eine Einführung in die traditionelle Satzanalyse vorgeschlagen, die auf den Satzgliedern gründet."
Giovanni Gobber in: L'Analisi Linguistica e Letteraria 2/2008

"Für Studierende der Germanistik, Referendare und Lehrer sehr zu empfehlen."
In: EKZ 2007

Constituent analysis is one of the basic skills required of prospective specialists in German studies and is therefore a mandatory component of university teaching. The textbook offers a detailed overview of the theoretical concepts and terminology of constituent analysis, which are explained by way of numerous applied examples and sample analyses, and supplemented by exercises and an index. As a result, the book provides the reader with a universally applicable tool for accurately identifying individual constituents (main clause, subordinate clause, object, predicate, attribute, etc.) and can also be used for self-study. The book also gives well-founded insights into the syntactic structure of the German language and facilitates language comparison in foreign language teaching. Although the book is especially intended for students, it will also serve as a fundamental teaching aid for student teachers, as well as teachers and instructors of linguistics. Detailed introduction to constituent analysis Valuable preparatory work for the study of linguistics Relevant for university study, school education and self-study With numerous examples and sample analyses