Multiple Wh-Fronting
By G. Grewendorf. Linguistic Inquiry, 2001
89 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Language and Linguistics
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/67eabf38f73293189e62942c852694e56ff2bfb5
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In Artificial Intelligence
- Ž. Bošković
- Sam Epstein
- Miki Obata
- J. Merchant
- Jon Gajewski
- Sandra Chung
- Vicki Carstens
- J. Griffiths
In Language and Linguistics
- Ž. Bošković
- Sam Epstein
- Miki Obata
- J. Merchant
- William Harwood
- Sandra Chung
- Jon Gajewski
- Andrew Radford
Citations in the corpus
- Fragments and ellipsis (2005, background): “…nature of this repair effect is the subject of debate (it appears to occur in gapping and multiple sluicing as well), and details depend on how the multiple movement is analyzed (see Richards 2001, Grewendorf 2001, Boäkovi 2002, and Grohmann to appear for a variety of representative proposals).”
- Multiple Verb Movement in Hoan (2002, unknown): “See also Grewendorf 2001:97, fn. 19.”
- On Multiple Wh -Fronting (2002, background): “For another approach to Bulgarian MWF, see Grewendorf 2001 and Kim 1997.”
- Feature-Splitting Internal Merge: Improper Movement, Intervention, and the A/A¢ Distinction (2011, methodology): “…approach is beyond the scope of this paper, but for the sake of discussion, we will tentatively assume that the Kilega Case-feature system has something similar to wh-phrases in Chomsky 1995b and Grewendorf 2001 in terms of feature distributions, where a wh-phrase has both [uWh] and [iQ].”