Titlebook: Objects and Other Subjects; Grammatical Function William D. Davies,Stanley Dubinsky Book 2001 Kluwer Academic Publishers 2001 Index.Syntax.

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Grammatical Functions, Thematic Roles, and Phrase Structure: Their Underlying Disunitysyntax: the ‘Deep Alignment Hypothesis’ (DAH)..According to the DAH, € rammatical functions (or relations), thematic roles, and configurational structure are in alignment at an underlying grammatical level. That is, a particular value for one implies a particular value for the others. Section 2 belo

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Subjects, Objects, and the EPPraise out of its VP-internal position to the Spec of a functional head, while object remains inside the VP.‘ Over the last several years, however, substantial evidence has come to light indicating that object, like subject, raises out of its initial position, hence, that the asymmetry is only appare

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The Distribution of Subject Properties in Irishemarkable fact - that perceptive and knowledgeable observers have been willing to talk about ‘subjects’ and ‘objects’ in very disparate languages and feel reasonably confident that they knew what they were talking about. It is all the more remarkable, then, that in the intellectual tradition represe

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The EPP in Spanishr VP) must sometimes move overtly to a SPEC position within the inflectional layer. It is true that a relationship must be established between the DP and an inflectional head, in that the inflectional head must check a case feature on the DP and the DP must sometimes check phi-features on the inflec

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On Predication and the Status of Subjects in Niueanlanguage of the Tongic subgroup (Pawley 1966, 1967). Various views of subjecthood will be discussed, and various asymmetries among arguments in Niuean will be examined. The claim will be that in Niuean there is no grammatical division of a sentence into subject and predicate, but rather into core pr

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