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

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-0991-1Index; Syntax; object; present; subject; literary diction

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Subjects, Objects, and the EPP. If Agr. is present, overt raising will be forced by its EPP requirement, and if an NP raises to satisfy that requirement, its Case will be checked. If Agr. is absent, there will be no overt raising; the nominal‘s Case will be checked by covert raising of its formal features to the V, or, alternati

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Functional Architecture and the Distribution of Subject Propertiesntic account of subject properties untenable. Instead, we suggest that this clustering of DP properties is attributable to the [D]-feature, as proposed in Chomsky 1995. English-type languages are `D-feature prominent’ while languages without this cluster of subject properties are `V-feature prominen

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0924-4670 tical considerations of their status, and (ii)through detailed analyses for a wide variety of languages. Takentogether the chapters in this volume present a comprehensive view ofhow transformational syntax characterizes the elusive but often usefulnotions of subject and object, examining how subject