Understanding Minimalist Syntax: Lessons from Locality in Long-Distance DependenciesJohn Wiley & Sons, 04/02/2009 - 192 من الصفحات Understanding Minimalist Syntax introduces the logic of the Minimalist Program by analyzing well-known descriptive generalizations about long-distance dependencies.
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Goals and Structure | 4 |
Chapter 2 The Marks of Successive Cyclicity The WhatQuestion | 9 |
22 The Evidence | 11 |
222 Morphology | 14 |
223 Phonology | 22 |
224 Semantics | 23 |
225 Morphosyntactic evidence from overtly stranded pieces | 26 |
442 Intervening traces | 82 |
443 Object agreement | 83 |
45 Conclusion | 86 |
Chapter 5 The Motivation for Intermediate Movement Steps The WhyQuestion | 90 |
52 Problematic Cases | 91 |
522 Successive cyclicity | 92 |
53 Antilocality | 101 |
54 Antilocality and Successive Cyclicity | 106 |
23 Amovement | 29 |
24 Conclusion | 34 |
Chapter 3 The Distribution of Intermediate Landing Sites The WhereQuestion | 39 |
31 Punctuated vs Uniform Paths | 40 |
32 The Difficulties Faced by Punctuated Path Hypotheses | 43 |
an overview | 44 |
322 Conceptual arguments for phases | 46 |
323 Arguments against phases | 48 |
324 Old problems for phases | 50 |
325 No empirical argument for phases | 54 |
33 Conclusion | 61 |
Chapter 4 The Timing of Intermediate Steps of Movement The WhenQuestion | 64 |
42 Takahashi 1994 | 66 |
43 The Evidence for Early Successive Cyclic Movement | 70 |
431 Background information on applicatives | 71 |
432 The need for early successive cyclic movement | 76 |
44 Potential Arguments for Late Successive Cyclic Movement | 80 |
55 Antilocality and Last Resort | 110 |
56 The Why Question | 113 |
57 Conclusion | 117 |
Chapter 6 Alternative Views on Successive Cyclicity | 119 |
62 An Agreementbased Account | 125 |
63 Prolific Domains | 129 |
65 Conclusion | 132 |
Chapter 7 Successive Cyclicity and Other Aspects of Locality | 133 |
71 The Standard View on Islands | 134 |
72 Puzzles for the Standard View | 136 |
722 Island by default? | 137 |
73 Rosss View | 145 |
75 Conclusion | 148 |
Chapter 8 Concluding Remarks | 150 |
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A-bar movement A-movement Agree agreement analysis anaphor anti-locality applicative structures argued argument Boeckx Bofkovih bounding node c-command chain links chapter Chomsky Chomsky’s claim clausal clitic complement conceptual condition context derivation direct object discussed domain embedded clause empirical evidence for successive example external Merge extraction fact feature checking final landing Grohmann Hornstein Howard Lasnik hypothesis interfaces intermediate landing sites intermediate movement steps intermediate steps islands John Juan Uriagereka Kinande languages Lasnik Last Resort late successive cyclic Lebanese Arabic linguistic locality long-distance dependencies lower object Marantz Mary ment minimalist program Minimalist Syntax minimality morphology moving element Murasugi operation option phase head phase-based position preposition stranding projection proposal punctuated path Rackowski and Richards relevant resumptive pronoun Rizzi sluicing SpecCP specific Spell-Out steps of movement successive cyclic movement syntactic syntax Tagalog Takahashi’s takes place target theory tion triggered uniform path Uriagereka verb wh-agreement wh-movement wh-phrase