A–movement and the EPP

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Deriving the Edge: What’s in a Phase? (2011, background): “…W …]]]] Search space for Z: Z [XP … X [HP … H [YP … Y [WP … W …]]]] b. Search space under PIC2: Search space for H: Z [XP … X [HP … H [YP … Y [WP … W …]]]] Search space for X: Z [XP … X [HP … H [YP … Y [WP … W …]]]] Search space for Z: Z [XP … X [HP … H [YP … Y [WP … W …]]]] Thus, as we saw in…”
Phases beyond Clauses (2013, background): “…account for another occasion.26 Following the line of research that originated with Chomsky and Lasnik (1993) and Takahashi (1994), and revived in Bošković (2002), Boeckx (2003), Chomsky (2008), among others, let us assume that X has to move through potential landing sites while undergoing…”
On the locality of left branch extraction and the structure of NP (2005, background): “However, as noted in Bošković (2002c), this particular claim cannot be maintained given that IP, a non-phase, can undergo right-node raising, as shown by John wonders when, and Peter wonders why, Mary left.”
Reciprocal verbs and symmetry (2012, background): “This claim is not unprecedented; it has already been suggested that the EPP is a requirement of the Cycle (the CP phase) (see Bošković (2002) and Chomsky (2001), among others).”