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  • H. Haider
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Chapters in this book

  1. I-XII I
  2. A note on the aspect-syntax interface 1
  3. What Bavarian Negative Concord Reveals about the Syntactic Structure of German 13
  4. On the morphosyntactic nature of the sequence “Aux+Past Participle” in Italian 25
  5. TI: A note on modal passives 33
  6. The syntax of nominatives in SOV Germanic 41
  7. On the COMP of Relatives 51
  8. Verbal chain and verbal cluster: a discussion between linguist A and linguist B 61
  9. Subject/object asymmetries in German null-topic constructions and the status of specCP 75
  10. On a difference between English and Italian ‘Complement Object Deletion’ contructions 85
  11. A Note on Bars and Barriers 93
  12. Auxiliaries and sentence structure in Romanian 101
  13. Onset clusters in Greek 113
  14. NP-movement ‘across’ secondary objects 125
  15. Floating Quantifiers in Germanic 137
  16. Generative grammar in Italy 147
  17. Particles, Prepositions, and Verbs 153
  18. Non-overt subjects in diary contexts 167
  19. Datives in German “ECM”-constructions 175
  20. A principle of global binding 187
  21. On the Fate of Stray Syllables 199
  22. Agreement and variables 211
  23. Assumptions about asymmetric coordination in German 221
  24. On bare infinitivals in Swedish 237
  25. The segmental spine and the non-existence of [±ATR] 247
  26. What ever happened to dialect B? 259
  27. Why noun-complement clauses are barriers 265
  28. Some thoughts on the cycle 279
  29. Remarks on headless partitives and case in Turkish 285
  30. Pork without pigs 305
  31. Old heads and new heads 317
  32. A new formalization for locality theory 323
  33. On empty theta-marked subjects in Romance and Germanic languages 331
  34. Readjustment rules in Somali plural formation 343
  35. Reflexives and beyond: non-local anaphora in Italian revisited 351
  36. The semantic nature of some Romance prepositions 363
  37. Speculations on Verb Second 375
  38. Some notes on VP-fronting and head government 387
  39. Züritüütsch umlaut and the non-existence of the feature [tense] 397
  40. Across-the-board binding meets verb second 409
  41. D-projections and N-projections in Norwegian 419
  42. COMP° as a licensing head: an argument based on cliticization 433
  43. The clitic group in prosodic phonology 447
  44. Are they parasitic gaps? 455
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110867848.175

Chapters in this book

  1. I-XII I
  2. A note on the aspect-syntax interface 1
  3. What Bavarian Negative Concord Reveals about the Syntactic Structure of German 13
  4. On the morphosyntactic nature of the sequence “Aux+Past Participle” in Italian 25
  5. TI: A note on modal passives 33
  6. The syntax of nominatives in SOV Germanic 41
  7. On the COMP of Relatives 51
  8. Verbal chain and verbal cluster: a discussion between linguist A and linguist B 61
  9. Subject/object asymmetries in German null-topic constructions and the status of specCP 75
  10. On a difference between English and Italian ‘Complement Object Deletion’ contructions 85
  11. A Note on Bars and Barriers 93
  12. Auxiliaries and sentence structure in Romanian 101
  13. Onset clusters in Greek 113
  14. NP-movement ‘across’ secondary objects 125
  15. Floating Quantifiers in Germanic 137
  16. Generative grammar in Italy 147
  17. Particles, Prepositions, and Verbs 153
  18. Non-overt subjects in diary contexts 167
  19. Datives in German “ECM”-constructions 175
  20. A principle of global binding 187
  21. On the Fate of Stray Syllables 199
  22. Agreement and variables 211
  23. Assumptions about asymmetric coordination in German 221
  24. On bare infinitivals in Swedish 237
  25. The segmental spine and the non-existence of [±ATR] 247
  26. What ever happened to dialect B? 259
  27. Why noun-complement clauses are barriers 265
  28. Some thoughts on the cycle 279
  29. Remarks on headless partitives and case in Turkish 285
  30. Pork without pigs 305
  31. Old heads and new heads 317
  32. A new formalization for locality theory 323
  33. On empty theta-marked subjects in Romance and Germanic languages 331
  34. Readjustment rules in Somali plural formation 343
  35. Reflexives and beyond: non-local anaphora in Italian revisited 351
  36. The semantic nature of some Romance prepositions 363
  37. Speculations on Verb Second 375
  38. Some notes on VP-fronting and head government 387
  39. Züritüütsch umlaut and the non-existence of the feature [tense] 397
  40. Across-the-board binding meets verb second 409
  41. D-projections and N-projections in Norwegian 419
  42. COMP° as a licensing head: an argument based on cliticization 433
  43. The clitic group in prosodic phonology 447
  44. Are they parasitic gaps? 455
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