A-Chains At The Pf-Interface: Copies And `Covert Movement

By J. Bobaljik. 2002

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Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Language and Linguistics

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Deriving the Edge: What’s in a Phase? (2011, background): “*[CP Það klaruðu [TP margar mýs [vP Expl [vP alveg [vP tsubj [VP tV ostinn]]]]]] The expletives in (22) have been argued by various authors to merge directly into spec-CP (see, e.g., Holmberg & Platzack 1995, Bobaljik 2002, Bowers 2002).”
Cross-linguistic and cross-categorial variation of datives* (2004, background): “…on Object Shift, the position I am taking here entails that I do not assume that HG effects should be tied to minimal domains and equidistance (see Bobaljik 2002; Holmberg 1999; Fox & Pesetsky 2002 for alternative accounts of HG effects not relying on equidistance; see Anagnostopoulou 2002 for…”
Mandarin hen and Universal Markedness in gradable adjectives (2012, background): “…generalization that adverbs do not license bare predicative adjectives, and this generalization is in fact predicted by the proposed T[+V] constraint, as long as we follow Bobaljik (2002) in supposing that adverbs are merged into the structure via adjunction and have no effect on categorial status.”
Wholesale Late Merger: Beyond the A/ Distinction (2009, background): “The fact that the DP and the adjunct are superficially discontinuous in extraposition is captured by assuming that the DP can be pronounced in the tail of the QR chain, as shown in (24c) (Bobaljik 1995, 2002, Groat and O’Neil 1996, Pesetsky 1998).”
Word Order and Scope: Transparent Interfaces and the ¾ Signature (2012, methodology): “The account suggested in Bobaljik 2002 is predicated on the further observation that English respects the ‘‘classic’’ Extended Projection Principle (EPP).”
The Origin and Content of Expletives: Evidence from “Selection” (2009, neutral): “…§8.2), Basilico (1997), Moro (1997), Frampton and Gutmann (1999), Law (1999), Richards (1999), Schütze (1999), Sabel (2000), Hale and Keyser (2000), Bobaljik (2002), Bo š kovi ć (2002), Bowers (2002), Hazout (2004), Kuno and Takami (2004: ch 2), Sobin (2004), Richards and Biberauer (2005), Rezac…”