Movement and silence

By Richard S. Kayne. 2005

363 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Language and Linguistics

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In Language and Linguistics

1. Luigi Rizzi
2. Keir Moulton
3. G. Cinque
4. Richard S. Kayne
5. J. Grinstead
6. L. Haegeman
7. I. Landau

Citations in the corpus

• The Cartography of Syntactic Structures (2009, background): “…classifiers, number (plural, dual, etc.) morphemes, gender or class morphemes, diminutive/augmentative morphemes, degree words, indefinite/whwords , Case morphemes, focusing adverbs (like 'only' and 'also'), comparative and superlative morphemes, and many many more (see Kayne 2005, section 2.1).”
• Antisymmetry and the lexicon (2009, background): “53 Polinsky (2007) provides evidence from Circassian that supports this in a direct way.”
• CPs: Copies and Compositionality (2015, background): “(61) AspP CP Asp hat vP er gesagt dass Claudia Hans geküsst vP Asp0 hat AspP er [dass Claudia Hans geküsst] gesagt Somewhat similar derivations for CP complements have been advocated in Kayne 2005.”