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Case Theory and Preposition Stranding on JSTOR

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Norbert Hornstein Case Theory and Preposition. Amy Weinberg Stranding*. 1. Introduction. Van Riemsdijk (1978a) has observed that the most striking fact about ...

A bibliography resource: John Bateman

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Movement under Control - jstor

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Norbert Hornstein. We examine the three categories of empirical argument that Landau. (2003) puts forward against a movement theory of control (MTC): overgeneration cases, alleged arguments in favor of an MTC, and raising/control contrasts. We show that the problems cited either have plausible alternative analyses ...

Resumption, Movement, and Derivational Economy - jstorwww.jstor.org › stable

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Norbert Hornstein. This article investigates the interaction between resumption and move- ment. Lebanese Arabic distinguishes between true resumption, where.

On the Locality and Motivation of Move and Agree - jstor

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by Ž Bošković · · Cited by 681 — Case, the Extended Projection Principle, and minimalism. In Working minimalism, ed. by Samuel David Epstein and Norbert Hornstein, Cambridge, Mass.: MIT ... › stable

Putting Truth into Universal Grammar - jstor

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von N Hornstein · · Zitiert von: 14 — NORBERT HORNSTEIN. PUTTING TRUTH INTO UNIVERSAL GRAMMAR INTRODUCTION. The aim of an adequate semantic theory for natural language (NL) is to. › stable

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Wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichungen Norbert Hornstein

Case Theory and Preposition Stranding on JSTOR

A bibliography resource: John Bateman

Movement under Control - jstor

Resumption, Movement, and Derivational Economy - jstorwww.jstor.org › stable

On the Locality and Motivation of Move and Agree - jstor

Putting Truth into Universal Grammar - jstor