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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SUBJACENCY»
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Issues in Italian Syntax
II. Violations. of. the. Wh. island. constraint. and. the. subjacency. condition. O.
Ross (1967) noticed that a clause introduced by a wh pronoun is an island. This
fact, generally accounted for by means of a primitive constraint (the Wh Island ...
2
Linguistic Perspectives on Second Language Acquisition
be promoted to subject in its own clause before being moved to the beginning of
the sentence.4 If the principle of Subjacency is available for adult second
language learning, according to all three positions laid out earlier, native
speakers of ...
Susan M. Gass, Jacquelyn Schachter, 1989
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Current Studies in Spanish Linguistics
However, when considering the structure of indirect questions (48), we
discovered that there are two barriers (hence a Subjacency violation), and a
failure to head-govern the adjoined trace (hence an ECP violation). The difficulty
with this ...
Héctor Campos, Fernando Martínez-Gil, 1992
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A-bar Syntax: A Study in Movement Types
subjacency. As noted in chapter 1, a general theory of movement in the
Principles and Parameters approach consists of at least three different
subtheories, as in (1). (1) a. a theory of locality conditions; b. a theory of
conditions on the moved ...
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A Concise Introduction to Syntactic Theory: The ...
Comprehensive and up-to-date, this accessible volume will also provide an excellent refresher for linguists returning to the study of Government-Binding theory.
Elizabeth A. Cowper, 2009
Here only VP is a barrier for the operator of g', so that the subjacency condition
on chain composition is satisfied though the sentence is ungrammatical. Though
this approach comes rather close to what is required, still it seems incorrect, not ...
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South Asian Languages: Structure, Convergence, and Diglossia
SUBJACENCY : COUNTER-EVIDENCE FROM KANNADA K. S. Yadurajan 1.
Chomsky (1977) states the Subjacency Condition as follows: (1) A cyclic rule
cannot move a phrase from position Y to position X (or conversely) in: ... X ... I". ...
I" .
Bhadriraju Krishnamurti, Colin P. Masica, Anjani Kumar Sinha, 1986
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The Syntactic Phenomena of English
Comp positions into the Comp of the S that is its scope, and the step that moves it
out of the relative clause would have to cross both a NP node and a S node,
violating Subjacency. However, the parallelism between Wh-movement and the ...
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Foundations of Generative Syntax
For Subjacency, {NP, CP, IP) is assumed at the outset. In languages where there
is positive evidence for CP-to-CP movement, the parameter for Subjacency will
then be set at (NP, IP(. Only in Italian (and other languages of the same type) ...
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Locality: A Theory and Some of Its Empirical Consequences
2.1 Subjacent- y As the first step in formulating my theory, I argue (as in Manzini
1988) for a simplified version of Chomsky's (1986a) Subjacency Condition, under
which the crossing of just one barrier, rather than two, counts as a violation.
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Ralph Hudgens: No longer an Obamacare 'obstructionist'
... accumbent, unveracious, couchant, untruthful, crawling, truthless, debasement, supineness, deceitful, subjacency, decumbency, squattiness, delusive, spread, ... «Atlanta Journal Constitution, ago 14»
