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| adam_text | Contents
Preface xvii
Aim of the book xvii
Syntax of nominal projections and syntax of clauses xvii
Organization of the book xx
Acknowledgements xxi
PartI
Introduction 1
1. Some parallelisms between clauses and nominal projections 2
1.1. Subjects and genitives 2
1.2. Functional structure: the DP hypothesis 3
1.3. Survey of this book 5
2. The theoretical framework 6
2.1. Levels of representation 7
2.2. Syntactic structure: the X bar format 11
2.3. Lexical categories and functional categories 12
2.4. Lexical categories and argument structure 17
2.4.1. Verbs and arguments 17
2.4.2. Decomposing the VP 19
2.4.2.1. Ditransitive verbs and binary branching 19
2.4.2.2. Extending the proposal 21
2.4.3. Nouns and arguments 22
2.5. Functional projections 23
2.5.1. Evidence for functional projections 23
2.5.2. Functional projections, movement and agreement 31
2.5.2.1. Features and agreement 31
2.5.2.2. Types of movement 33
2.5.2.3. Features and movement in the nominal projection 35
2.5.3. Challenging functional projections 35
2.5.3.1. AgrP 35
2.5.3.2. Multiple specifiers 37
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2.6. Deriving variations in linear order 38
2.6.1. Cross linguistic Variation in linear order 38
2.6.2. Antisymmetry and linear order 41
2.6.2.1. Antisymmetry 42
2.6.2.2. Deriving OV orders 42
2.6.3.3. Snowballing in the nominal projection? 49
3. Summary 50
Part II
The functional make up of the Noun Phrase 51
Chapter 1
The emergence and the structure of DP. Articles and demonstratives 53
1. Introduction 53
2. The role(s) of the article 55
2.1. Defmiteness 56
2.2. The article as a subordinator 62
2.3. The article and the concept of referentiality 66
2.4. Summary: the functions of the defmite article 70
2.5. The article as a grammatical morpheme 71
3. The DP hypothesis 79
3.1. Motivating DP 79
3.1.1. Phrasal movement inside the nominal projection 79
3.1.2. PRO and the nominal projection 84
3.1.3. Head movement inside the nominal projection 85
3.1.4. DP and the concept of defmiteness 87
3.2. Some challenges for the DP Hypothesis 89
3.2.1. N incorporation 89
3.2.2. D incorporation to N 90
3.2.3. Agreement in the extended projection of N 92
4. Determiners, demonstratives and DP 93
4.1. The interpretation of demonstratives 93
4.1.1. A note on the historical connection between demonstratives
and the definite article 96
4.1.2. The deictic interpretation of demonstratives 98
4.1.3. The anaphoric use of demonstratives 104
4.2. The syntactic representation of demonstratives 105
4.2.1. Demonstratives as maximal projections 105
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4.2.2. Articles in D; demonstratives in SpecDP 108
4.2.3. A lower position for demonstratives 109
4.2.4. An alternative proposal: head movement and demonstratives . 116
4.2.5. Reinforcers as empirical evidence for a lower position 117
4.3. Interpreting the positions of the demonstrative in the DP
The case of Greek 120
4.4. Splitting the DP 127
5. DPandCP 130
5.1. DP as parallel to CP 131
5.2. DP as a VP like category: DP shells 137
5.3. Topic Phrase and Focus Phrase in the DP: some proposals 140
6. The category D and Case 151
7. Summary of the chapter 156
Chapter 2
Determinerless Noun Phrases 159
1. Introduction: D across languages 159
1.1. Languages without (definite) articles 159
1.2. The distribution of the definite article in languages that
have one 163
2. The functional head D and the configurationality of
noun phrases 165
2.1. Setting the scene 165
2.2. Gil 1987, Loebel 1989 166
2.3. Bare Plurals, Mass nouns, Proper nouns and Generic nouns... 172
2.3.1. The interpretation of bare plurals in EngHsh 172
2.3.2. Mass Nouns 180
2.3.3. Proper names 183
2.3.4. A note on the expletive article 185
2.4. Summary 189
3. Noun phrases as arguments and as predicates 190
3.1. A typological parameter: Chierchia (1998b) 190
3.1.1. General presentation 190
3.1.2. The Nominal Mapping Parameter 191
3.1.3. Some applications 192
3.1.4. Chinese NPs 196
3.1.5. Summary 201
3.2. Longobardi and N to D Movement 203
3.2.1. Bare Ns in Italian and null D 203
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3.2.2. Proper Nouns in Italian and N to D movement 206
3.2.3. Proper names in English and parametric Variation 211
3.2.4. Bare common nouns in English 213
3.2.4.1. Bare indefinites 213
3.2.4.2. Bare generics 214
3.2.4.3. The role of morphological marking 216
3.2.4.4. Summary 217
3.3. The syntax of determinerless languages 218
3.3.1. Evidence for an empty D 218
3.3.2. Extraction and determinerless languages 220
4. Further developments 223
5. Conclusion 225
Chapter 3
DP internal functional projections 227
1. Introductory remarks 227
2. Number and NumP 229
3. Gender, Word Marker and Gender Phrase 235
3.1. What determines Gender? 235
3.2. Gender in the syntax? 239
3.3. Summary: Gender and syntax 246
4. Distributional evidence for functional projections 246
4.1. Noun Movement I: The construct State 247
4.2. Noun Movement II: N to D movement 253
4.3. How morphology comes into play 256
4.3.1. Nominal agreement 256
4.3.2. Gender as trigger for N movement (Bernstein 1993) 258
4.4. The Germanic languages 261
4.4.1. German 261
4.4.2. West Flemish 262
4.5. Greek 265
4.6. Conclusion: Terminal vowels, N movement and Ellipsis 272
5. Speculations on other functional categories in the DP 273
5.1. Voice and Aspect 273
5.2. Tense 275
5.2.1. Semantic considerations 275
5.2.2. Morphological considerations 276
5.2.3. Nominal tense and possessors 279
6. Summary 281
Contents xi
Part III
Modification relations inside the DP 283
Chapter 1
Adjectives in the DP. Problems of distribution and interpretation . 284
1. Introduction 284
1.1. Scope and organization of the chapter 284
1.2. Setting the scene: Cross linguistic asymmetries 286
2. DP internal adjectives in English 289
2.1. The problem 289
2.2. The attributive predicative dichotomy 290
2.3. The reductionist view 292
2.3.1. Introducing the reductionist hypothesis 292
2.3.2. Some complications for the reductionist view 295
2.4. Interpretive contrasts between prenominal and postnominal
adjectives 296
2.5. One more dichotomy: intensional extensional, or
intersective non intersective adjectives 299
2.6. Non intersective adjectives and deverbal nouns 302
2.7. Semantic classes and syntactic positions 305
2.8. Evidence from other languages 306
3. Sequencing of adjectives 310
3.1. Hierarchical Orders 310
3.2. Absolute vs. non absolute [or objective vs. subjective]
adjectives 313
3.3. Classifying adjectives 318
3.4. Patterns ofadjectival modificatiorr. 320
3.4.1. Direct vs. indirect modification 320
3.4.2. Parallel vs. hierarchical modification 322
3.5. Hierarchical orders involving a finer subclassification
of adjectives 324
4. On the syntax of DP internal adjectives 326
4.1. General remarks 326
4.2. Post and pre nominal adjective meaning contrasts in the
Romance languages 328
4.2.1. The distinction restrictive non restrictive adjectives 334
4.2.2. Summary 336
4.3. N movement as a means of deriving the postnominal
Position of the adjective 338
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AA. Problems for the N movement hypothesis 340
4.5. The adjective as head hypothesis 348
5. The clausal hypothesis 354
5.1. The determiner complementation, or Relative Clause
Hypothesis 354
5.1.1. Kayne 1994 355
5.2. N andD shells358
5.3. Demonte 1999 361
6. More on DP internal phrasal movement 364
6.1. D complementation and Greek polydefmite DPs 364
6.1.1. Interpretive differences between a monadic DP and DS 366
6.1.2. Deriving the DS effects 369
6.2. Greek DS and adjectives in Romance 373
7. Snowballing movement 377
7.1. Noun initial DPs and the directionality parameter 377
7.2. Antisymmetry and mirror image word order in the DP 379
8. Separationism 383
9. Tying together the lines of inquiry 387
9.1. A mixed approach to pre and postnominal adjectives 388
9.2. A note on classifying adjectives 390
10. Summary 393
Chapter 2
Semi functional categories: The N of N Construction and
the Pseudo Partitive construction 395
1. Introduction: the data 395
2. The Pseudopartitive Construction: cross linguistic Variation 400
2.1. Basic properties of the construction 402
2.1.1. Nl 402
2.1.2. N2 and the relationship between Nl and N2 403
2.1.3. The relational character of Nl 405
2.2. An excursus to the older accounts ofPsP 406
2.3. Juxtaposed pseudopartitives and the Monoprojectional
analysis 409
2.3.1. Measure/Classifier phrases are like simplex Qs 410
2.3.2. The PsP is a unitary nominal projection with a Single
referent 414
2.3.2.1. Determiners, quantifiers and relative clauses
in the PsP 414
Contents xiii
2.3.2.2. Adjectival modification in the PsP 417
2.3.2.3. Selection in the PsP 422
2.3.2.4. Number agreement in the PsP 423
2.4. The syntax of the juxtaposed PsP 425
2.4.1. PsP is not a DP 425
2.4.2. Properties of the PsP construction 431
2.5. Nl: head or phrase? 434
3. The Predicational approach to the PsP 436
3.1. Evidence for the predicative relationship between Nl and N2 . 436
3.2. Similarities with the NoNconstruction 438
4. The NoN construction: the category PredP in the
noun phrase 439
4.1. The Predicational analysis: a sketch 439
4.2. A Properties of Predicate Inversion 441
4.2.1. Raising 442
4.2.2. Extraction and quantification restrictions 442
4.2.3. The Spell Out of the copula 443
4.3. The NoN construction as an inverted predicative construction . 444
4.3.1. Extraction 444
4.3.2. Predicate Inversion and the Spell Out of the copula 445
4.3.3. Nominal copulas and cross linguistic differences in DP 449
4.4. Conclusion 449
5. The Predicate Inversion analysis of the English type PsP.. 450
5.1. The basic proposal 450
5.1.1. The bar level of Nl in the non juxtaposed PsP 452
5.1.2. The Spell Out of linking morphemes and the juxtaposed PsP . 455
5.2. A Predicational analysis of juxtaposed PsP 458
6. Comparing the Monoprojectional and the Predicational
approaches to PsP 460
6.1. Summary of the discussion 460
6.2. The Container reading 461
6.2.1. The ambiguity of the PsP 461
6.2.2. The Container reading and the Predicational approach 462
6.2.3. The Container reading and the Monoprojectional approach.... 465
6.2.4. Fully lexical nouns and DP projections 467
7. Summary and discussion 472
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Part IV
DP Internal Arguments 477
Chapter 1
Argument Structure in Nominals 477
1. Introduction 477
2. Lexical vs. syntactic approaches to deverbal nouns 479
2.1. Williams (1981) 484
2.2. Giorgi Longobardi (1991) 486
2.3. Thematic inheritance 488
2.4. Distributed Morphology and Nominalization 491
3. An ambiguity in the nominal System: Complex Event
Nominals versus Result Nominals 495
3.1. Complex event nominals vs. result nominals 497
3.2. Simple event nouns 501
3.3. Grimshaw s analysis of deverbal nouns 503
3.4. Syntactic approaches to complex event nominals and event
structure 507
3.4.1. Arguments for the presence of a VP in deverbal nouns 507
3.4.2. Syntactic representations 515
3.4.2.1. The [DP [NP [VP]]] approach 515
3.4.2.2. van Hout Roeper (1998) 519
3.4.2.3. Items lacking category specification as input
to nominalization 524
4. Case assignment in derived nominals 541
5. Summary 546
Chapter 2
Possessors and Genitives 547
1. Introduction: aim and organization ofthis chapter 547
2. Possessor genitives and thematic complements 551
2.1. Alienable and inalienable possession 551
2.2. Possessors: complements or subjects? 552
2.2.1. Possessors as complements? 552
2.2.2. Possessors as subjects 556
3. The base position of the possessor 560
3.1. Light v and light n 560
3.2. Two alternative proposals 563
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4. Derived positions for possessors in the DP 565
4.1. Lexical possessors and DP 565
4.2. Pronominal possessors 566
4.2.1. Cross linguistic Variation 566
4.2.2. The typology of possessive pronouns 568
4.3. DP internal positions for possessors 570
5. Possessor extraction 576
5.1. Possessors in SpecDP 576
5.2. Genitive extraction in Greek and the periphery of DP 580
5.3. Possessor extraction and the thematic hierarchy: comparative
data 583
5.4. Individual denotation vs. property denotation and extraction
from DP 591
6. The possessor doubling construction 593
6.1. The data 594
6.2. Possessor doubling and possessor extraction 596
6.2.1. Extraction from a doubling construction? 596
6.2.2. Arguments against a movement analysis for WF 599
6.2.2.1. Extraction from subject 599
6.2.2.2. £V insertion and indefinite subjects 600
6.2.2.3. Wh islands 603
6.2.2.4. Summary 604
6.3. Remote possessors and resumptive pronouns 605
7. More positions for possessors: some speculative remarks.. 608
7.1. Against a left dislocation analysis for WF possessor doubling. 608
7.2. A split DP 609
8. Summary 613
Appendix. Inalienable possessors 613
1. Types of inalienable constructions 613
2. Inalienable possessors as arguments 615
Bibliography 617
Subject index 657
Language index 663
The authors 665
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| spelling | Alexiadou, Artemis 1969- Verfasser (DE-588)114879346 aut Noun phrase in the generative perspective by Artemis Alexiadou, Liliane Haegemann, Melita Stavrou Berlin [u.a.] Mouton de Gruyter 2007 XXII, 664 S. graph. Darst. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Studies in generative grammar 71 Grammatik Grammar, Comparative and general Noun phrase Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax Nominalphrase (DE-588)4120810-9 gnd rswk-swf Morphosyntax (DE-588)4114635-9 gnd rswk-swf Determinansphrase (DE-588)4407988-6 gnd rswk-swf Nominalphrase (DE-588)4120810-9 s Determinansphrase (DE-588)4407988-6 s Morphosyntax (DE-588)4114635-9 s DE-604 Haegeman, Liliane M. V. 1954- Verfasser (DE-588)132694433 aut Stauru-Sēphakē, Melita 1952- Verfasser (DE-588)173936695 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-3-11-020749-1 (DE-604)BV035214718 Studies in generative grammar 71 (DE-604)BV000003990 71 HBZ Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=010276159&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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| title_full | Noun phrase in the generative perspective by Artemis Alexiadou, Liliane Haegemann, Melita Stavrou |
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