Binding by verbs: Tense, person, and mood under attitudes

Chapters in this book

1. i-iv i
2. Content v
3. Theoretical developments of the left periphery 1
4. The syntactic integration of preposed adverbial clauses on the German left periphery: A diachronic perspective 23
5. Decomposing the left periphery. Dialectal and cross-linguistic evidence 59
6. Head-movement in minimalism, and V2 as FORCE-marking 97
7. In front of the prefield – inside or outside the clause? 139
8. Uniformity and variation: On the relation of wh-phrases and sentence mood in German 179
9. Notes on the syntax and the pragmatics of German Left Dislocation 203
10. Inflectional morphology and sentence mood in German 235
11. ET, parasitic gaps, and German clause structure 265
12. Verb position, verbal mood and the anchoring (potential) of sentences 313
13. Nonstandard wh-questions and alternative checkers in Pagotto 343
14. The particle li and the left periphery of Slavic yes/no interrogatives 385
15. Binding by verbs: Tense, person, and mood under attitudes 431
16. Complementizer selection and the properties of complement clauses in German 489
17. Index 519