Titlebook: Views on Phrase Structure; Katherine Leffel,Denis Bouchard Book 1991 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1991 Affix.Index.Syntax.Verb.determiners.p

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Heads, Projections, and Category Determination,I discuss ways of defining the term. In Section Two I show, through an analysis of conjunctions and the degree word ., that heads do not/ necessarily determine the category of their projections. I assume Chomsky’s (1986) analysis of IP and CP, and Abney’s (1987) theory of DPs.

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Free X-Bar Theory, Specificity, and Wh-Movement,ork.. One hypothesis, in its strongest form, ‘generalized X-bar theory’, holds that all categories project to phrases, including functional elements traditionally analyzed as specifiers (Abney 1987). The other proposal, from Chomsky (1986b), claims that the same phrasal boundaries which block govern

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Phrase Structure and Passive,ject to variation. Within Government-Binding Theory this research question can be rephrased as: Which aspects of the grammar constitute invariant principles and which are subject to parameterization? In this paper we claim that phrase structure varies from one language to the next, and that the leve

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Syntactic Affixation and Performance Structures, functional elements are bound elements. Phonologically, they are clitics; syntactically, they are unable to appear without an associated thematic element (noun, verb, adjective). I would like to extend the analogy by showing that functional elements also combine with their associated thematic eleme

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Free X-Bar Theory, Specificity, and Wh-Movement,ment figure in barring movement. Here I will attempt to subsume generalized X-bar theory under a more generally ‘free’ X-bar theory and then focus on the nature of Wh-movement, including the possible structural effect of specificity on it, given such a system of phrase structure.

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0924-4670 , held at the University of Florida, Gainesville, in March, 1989. Eleven of the twenty-three partici­ pants in the conference were able to contribute to this volume. The purpose of the conference was to explore theories of phrase structure in their relation to other subsystems of grammar and/or syst