Dimensions of symmetry in syntax : agreement and clausal architecture

By Ken Hiraiwa. 2005

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A Two-Tiered Theory of Control (2015, methodology): “This circumvention of the Minimal Link Condition is licensed by the Principle of Minimal Compliance (Richards 1998), an instance of Multiple Agree (Hiraiwa 2005).”
Clitic doubling or object agreement: the view from Amharic (2014, background): “Either analysis in fact predicts the existence of morphemes like the Amharic object marker; if clitics can be generated via Multiple Agree or multiple probes, then it would seem (Kramer 2009).”
The Syntax of Valuation in Auxiliary-participle Constructions (2012, background): “…to derive ParPars in the Agree framework of Chomsky (2000, 2001) would be to postulate obligatory uninterpretable features on both PARTs and allow for the operation of Multiple Agree as suggested in Hiraiwa (2001, 2005)—that is, one probe must be allowed to Agree with multiple goals simultaneously.”
Rescue by PF Deletion, Traces as (Non)interveners, and the That-Trace Effect (2011, background): “…empirical evidence that this kind of derivation where A-movement feeds Ā-movement simply does not exist (see Bo'ković 2008a, to appear, Chomsky 2008, Hiraiwa 2005, Holmberg and Hróarsdóttir 2003, and McCloskey 2000 for evidence to this effect from Kinande, Italian, Icelandic, and English).”