The Syntax of Negation in Russian: A Minimalist Approach

By S. Brown. 2000

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The Genesis of Negative Concord: Syntax and Morphology of Negative Doubling (2004, background): “…Concord Person kto kto-to ni-kto Thing čto čto-to ni-čto Place gde gde-to ni-gde Time kogda kogda-to ni-kogda The concord nature of the ni-series can be seen from the obligatory presence of the Neg head and the ability to stand alone in the question-answer pair, as shown in (70) from Brown 1999.”
The Russian Genitive of Negation in Existential Sentences: The Role of Theme-Rheme Structure Reconsidered 1 (2002, unknown): “8 Other works focus in addition or instead on hypotheses concerning the position ( s ) of negation with respect to the verbal complex and its relation to the position of arguments in existential and declarative sentences ( Bailyn 1997 , Brown 1999 , Abels 2000 ) .”
The Russian Genitive of Negation: Theme-Rheme Structure or Perspective Structure? * (2002, unknown): “And many have claimed that the verbs that can be used in ES’s are all Unaccusative verbs (Chvany 1975, Pesetsky 1982, Bailyn 1997, Brown 1999), intransitive verbs whose surface subject is an underlying object.”