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Media type:
E-Book;
Commemorative Publication
Title:
Elements of Comparative Syntax
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Theory and Description
Contains:
Frontmatter -- -- Contents -- -- Introduction -- -- Part I: Comparative syntax: Focus on one language -- -- Labeling (Romance) causatives -- -- Quantifier float and predicate inversion -- -- Beyond narrative: On the syntax and semantics of ly-Adverbs -- -- Ellipsis, polarity, and the cartography of verb-initial orders in Irish -- -- Negation and modality: On negative purposive and “avertive” complementizers -- -- Are doubly-filled comps governed by prosody in Swiss German? The chameleonic nature of dass ‘that’ -- -- Presentatives and the syntactic encoding of contextual information -- -- Part II: Comparative syntax: Cross-linguistic studies -- -- On reflexives with an object in French, German, and Gungbe -- -- A micro-parameter for allocutive agreement -- -- Apposition in English and French -- -- Locality and the functional sequence in the left periphery -- -- Wh in situ and criterial freezing -- -- Germanic verb particle variation -- -- Part III: Comparative syntax: Language acquisition and change -- -- The loss of Latin OV: Steps towards an analysis -- -- Medial NP-adjuncts in English: A diachronic perspective -- -- Gothic sai and the Proto-Germanic verb-based discourse particle *se -- -- The 3SGS morpheme in child and adult English: A formal analysis -- -- Index
Footnote:
Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web
Description:
Frontmatter -- Contents -- Introduction -- Labeling (Romance) causatives -- Quantifier float and predicate inversion -- Beyond narrative: On the syntax and semantics of ly-Adverbs -- Ellipsis, polarity, and the cartography of verb-initial orders in Irish -- Negation and modality: On negative purposive and “avertive” complementizers -- Are doubly-filled comps governed by prosody in Swiss German? The chameleonic nature of dass ‘that’ -- Presentatives and the syntactic encoding of contextual information -- On reflexives with an object in French, German, and Gungbe -- A micro-parameter for allocutive agreement -- Apposition in English and French -- Locality and the functional sequence in the left periphery -- Wh in situ and criterial freezing -- Germanic verb particle variation -- The loss of Latin OV: Steps towards an analysis -- Medial NP-adjuncts in English: A diachronic perspective -- Gothic sai and the Proto-Germanic verb-based discourse particle *se -- The 3SGS morpheme in child and adult English: A formal analysis -- Index
This volume brings together a selection of articles illustrating the multifaceted nature of current research in generative syntax. The authors, including some of the leading figures in the field, present analyses of typologically diverse languages, with some studies drawing on dialectal, acquisitional and diachronic evidence. Set against this rich empirical background, the contributions address an equally wide range of theoretical issues