On the Nature of the Syntax-Phonology Interface: Cliticization and Related Phenomena

By Ž. Bošković. 2001

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1. Peter Svenonius
2. Danny Fox
3. Patrik Bye
4. D. Pesetsky
5. J. Bobaljik
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7. Rajesh Bhatt
8. Sigrid Beck

Citations in the corpus

• Chain Resolution In Hebrew V(P)-fronting (2006, methodology): “Second, 5 It is worth noting that other analyses exist that do respect the MCR. Pesetsky 1998, Franks 1998, 1999 and Bošković 2001, among others, frame pronunciation preferences in PFinternal terms only.”
• Cyclic Linearization of Syntactic Structure (2005, background): “Various proposals have been o¤ered that have this e¤ect (see Groat and O’Neil (1996); Pesetsky (1998); Fox and Nissenbaum (1999); Bošković (2001); Bobaljik (2002); Landau (2003); among others).”
• Non-concatenative morphology as epiphenomenon (2011, background): “In other cases, it has been argued that a clitic forms a movement chain to the left edge of a clause, and that a prosodic requirement on the clitic forces it to spell out in the highest trace position, leading to a second position effect (Bošković 1995, 2001).”