" comparative typological studies in europe in the XVII xx centuries" the course of lecture

Typological studies were further continued in the theory by prof. J.B.Buranov who offered a method of analysis by the help of "typological categories" of the type:

• 1) Typological category of diminutiveness
• 2) Typological category of causativeness
• 3) Typological category of plurality
• 4) Typological category of possessivity
• 5) Typological category of comparativeness
• 6) Typological category of locativity
• 7) Typological category of reflexivity
• 8) Typological category of reciprosity
• 9) Typological category of activeness/passiveness
• 10)Typological category of translativity/intransivity
• 11)Typological category of futurity
• 12)Typological category of presency
• 13)Typological category of priority
• 14)Typological category of posteriority
• 15) Typological category of aspectuality

Prof. U. K.Yusupov offers the following methods of comparative typological analysis as to the language hierarchy:

• Prof. U. K.Yusupov offers the following methods of comparative typological analysis as to the language hierarchy:
• 1.Methods of comparing languages in their abstract systems.
• 2.Methods of comparing grammatical system of non-related languages
• 3.Methods of comparing lexical systems of non-related languages
• 4.Methods of comparing word-building systems of non-related languages.
• Methods of comparing phraseological systems of non-related languages.
• 5.Methods of comparing languages in speech systems
• 6.Methods of comparing languages in textual systems

The above mentioned models of comparative typological analysis offered above by different scholars lay a solid ground for further investigations and elaborate and enrich the comparative typological theory with new linguistic data and pave way to new horizons in this sphere of scientific research activities.

• The above mentioned models of comparative typological analysis offered above by different scholars lay a solid ground for further investigations and elaborate and enrich the comparative typological theory with new linguistic data and pave way to new horizons in this sphere of scientific research activities.