Movement Out of Control

By I. Landau. Linguistic Inquiry, 2003

233 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, History and Philosophy of Science, Philosophy

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In Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

1. Cedric Boeckx
2. N. Hornstein
3. I. Landau
4. Luigi Rizzi
5. Richard S. Kayne
6. J. Legate
7. Andrea E. Martin
8. Brian McElree

In History and Philosophy of Science

1. N. Hornstein
2. Cedric Boeckx
3. Luigi Rizzi
4. Richard S. Kayne
5. J. Legate
6. Andrea E. Martin
7. Brian McElree

In Philosophy

1. N. Hornstein
2. Cedric Boeckx
3. J. Legate
4. Luigi Rizzi
5. Richard S. Kayne
6. Andrea E. Martin
7. Brian McElree
8. I. Landau

Citations in the corpus

• A Two-Tiered Theory of Control (2015, background): “This assumption is 18 See Landau 2003, 2007, to appear, Bobaljik & Landau 2009, Sato 2011, Ndayiragije 2012, Wood 2012. problematic in two respects.”
• Movement under Control (2004, methodology): “Consequently, we welcome this opportunity to consider the issues raised in Landau 2003.”
• Morphological and Abstract Case (2008, background): “(For recent work on the distribution of PRO, see, for example, Chomsky and Lasnik 1995, Hornstein 1999, 2001, Landau 2000, 2003, Martin 2001.)”
• Movement and silence (2005, background): “Unpronounced pronominals have long been thought of as licensed by the presence of other “morphology”—see, for example, Rizzi (1982) on null subjects; see also Kester (1996), Lobeck (1995), and Delfitto and Schroten (1991).”
• On the Form of Chains: Criterial Positions and ECP Effects. (2006, background): “…effects typical of raising shows (the analysis of control as feature movement, whether right or wrong, is a different matter: see Hornstein (1999), Landau (2003) for discussion; and the unaccusative-like analysis of Romance reflexives, as in Burzio 1986, Kayne 2000, ch. 8, does not involve the…”
• The Scale of Finiteness and the Calculus of Control (2004, background): “18 See Landau (2003) for the implications that partial control, as well as other distinct OC properties, have for the attempt to reduce OC to raising (O’Neil 1997; Hornstein 1999).”
• A content-addressable pointer mechanism underlies comprehension of verb-phrase ellipsis (2008, background): “Pronouns and other overt anaphors have different binding constraints than PRO (Chomsky, 1981; cf. Landau, 2003 ).”