Cyclic Linearization of Syntactic Structure

By Danny Fox, D. Pesetsky. 2005

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Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Language and Linguistics

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On Multidominance and Linearization (2009, methodology): “17 Another approach making crucial use of phases is Fox & Pesetsky (2005).”
Derivational optimization of wh-movement (2003, background): “Derivational Optimization of Wh-Movement† Fabian Heck & Gereon Müller Universität Leipzig”
Getting Really Edgy: On the Edge of the Edge (2016, background): “I conclude therefore that an analysis along the lines of Hiraiwa’s (2005) proposal that what is contained in the edge is not at the edge of the phase cannot account for the full relevant paradigm.13 13 Fox and Pesetsky (2005) may provide another alternative.”
Poverty of the Stimulus Revisited (2011, background): “, parsing and production); see, for example, Fox and Pesetsky (2004). But we abstract from the (morpho)-phonological details, since we take our claims here to be compatible with any independently plausible specific proposal.”
Being progressive is just a phase: celebrating the uniqueness of progressive aspect under a phase-based analysis (2015, background): “16Indeed, Fox and Pesetsky (2003, 2005), Svenonius (2004, 2005), Fowlie (2010), Richards (2011) and Aelbrecht (2012) have all argued for full phasal spell-out.”
On the Locality and Motivation of Move and Agree: An Even More Minimal Theory (2007, background): “(The gist of the analysis pursued in Bo'ković 2003 and in Fox and Pesetsky 2005 is that linearizing Y in the original spell-out unit and a later spell-out unit would lead to conflicting ordering requirements.)”
Word Order and Scope: Transparent Interfaces and the ¾ Signature (2012, methodology): “The model of cyclic linearization proposed by Fox and Pesetsky (2005) has (almost) the right properties to allow this to be formalized.”