Mirrors and Microparameters: Phrase Structure Beyond Free Word Order
By David Adger, Daniel Harbour, Laurel J. Watkins. 2009
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Subfields: Language and Linguistics
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- Non-concatenative morphology as epiphenomenon (2011, methodology): “3In this we follow Brody (2000a,b) and are compatible with the assumptions of e.g. Williams (2003); Ramchand (2008); Son and Svenonius (2008); Adger et al. (2009).”
- Syntax (2014, background): “(51) Which problem did you intuit [ that Anson would say [ his administrator would persuade [ Morag to solve ] ] ]?”
- Valence and Atomic Number (2011, background): “…marking, or more precisely, the features that trigger it, must percolate from D to demonstratives, relative clause markers (C, on the analysis of Adger, Harbour, and Watkins 2009), and the verbal agreement prefix (Asp, v, and Appl, on the analysis of Adger and Harbour 2007a, Adger, Harbour, and…”
- Spans and words (2016, background): “I propose instead that vocabulary inser- 4Additional related work includes Ramchand (2008), the papers in Svenonius et al. (2009), Adger et al. (2009), Bye & Svenonius (2012), Svenonius (2012; 2016), and Adger (2013).”