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4. Linearisation and the Single-Segment Hypothesis
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Daniel Hirst
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Preface VII
- 1. On Marked Pronominal Anaphors and Eskimo-pro 1
- 2. French Relative Clauses with DONT: A-Chains and Binding Principles 19
- 3. Inalienable Possession, PRO-Inclusion and Lexical Chains 43
- 4. Linearisation and the Single-Segment Hypothesis 87
- 5. Principles of Particle Constructions 101
- 6. Reflexives in Dutch 141
- 7. Connectedness and Island Constraints 169
- 8. Syntactic Rules and Semantic Rules: Their Relation in WH Constructions 187
- 9. Empty Elements and Phonological Form 203
- 10. Connectedness, Variables, and Stylistic Inversion in French 237
- 11. Subject, Tense and Truth: Towards a Modular Approach to Binding 259
- 12. On Case and the Syntax of Infinitives in French 293
- 13. Representation at the Level of Logical Form and the Definitiveness Effect 327
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Preface VII
- 1. On Marked Pronominal Anaphors and Eskimo-pro 1
- 2. French Relative Clauses with DONT: A-Chains and Binding Principles 19
- 3. Inalienable Possession, PRO-Inclusion and Lexical Chains 43
- 4. Linearisation and the Single-Segment Hypothesis 87
- 5. Principles of Particle Constructions 101
- 6. Reflexives in Dutch 141
- 7. Connectedness and Island Constraints 169
- 8. Syntactic Rules and Semantic Rules: Their Relation in WH Constructions 187
- 9. Empty Elements and Phonological Form 203
- 10. Connectedness, Variables, and Stylistic Inversion in French 237
- 11. Subject, Tense and Truth: Towards a Modular Approach to Binding 259
- 12. On Case and the Syntax of Infinitives in French 293
- 13. Representation at the Level of Logical Form and the Definitiveness Effect 327
