The syntax of Tuki: a cartographic approach
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| adam_text | The Syntax of Tuki
A cartographic approach
Edmond Biloa
University of Yaounde 1
John Benjamins Publishing Company
Amsterdam / Philadelphia
Table of contents
Foreword: On cartographic studies
Luigi Rizzi
Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
CHAPTER 1
Introduction
1 0 Theoretical framework 1
1 1 The starting point 2
1 2 The uniformity of syntactic structures 3
1 3 Substitution vs adjunction 4
1 4 Cartography and minimalism 5
1 5 Current trends in the cartographic approach 6
16A Cartography of subject positions 9
1 7 The computational system and the architecture of the grammar
1 8 Feature theory and movement 20
1 9 The syntax - Information structure interface 22
1 10 Motivation for the present study 22
1 11 Organization of the book 29
CHAPTER 2
Clause structure
2 1 The language: Tuki 35
2 2 Earlier descriptions of Tuki grammar 38
2 3 The classification of nouns 38
2 4 Types of nominal forms 42
2 5 Secondary prefixes 45
2 6 Verb morphology 46
261 Tense and aspect 46
262 Verbs 49
2621 Verb prefixes 49
263 Reflexivization 50
264 Verb suffixes 51
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265 Reciprocals 52
266 Causative verbs 52
267 Subject markers 53
268 Object markers 55
2 7 Basic word order 56
2 8 The internal structure of infl [+tense] 58
281 Word order in tensed clauses 58
282 The structure of the Tuki verb 58
2821 Verb structure 59
2 9 Well-formedness of a zero subject 61
291 The resumption test 63
292 The Emex Condition 64
293 pro and the Pronominal Argument Hypothesis 65
294 Identification of a zero subject 67
,295 That-trace effects in Tuki 69
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2 10 Wh- movement 74
2 11 Predicate cleft constructions 75
2 12 Simple sentences 76
2 13 The complex sentence 77
2 14 Formal indicators of coordination 78
2 15 Formal indicators of subordination 79
2 16 Question formation 81
2 17 Dependent yes-no independent clause 83
2 18 Focalization 84
2 19 Relativization 85
2 20 Topicalization 86
2 21 Resumptive pronouns 88
2 22 Anaphora and binding 89
CHAPTER 3
The order of clausal functional heads: Tense, aspect, and modality 93
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3-i
Introduction 93
Tense 94
3-i-i Past one (P,) 94
3-1-2 Past two (P2) 94
3-1-3 Past three (P3) 95
314 Present (PO) 95
3-1-5 The future one (Fl) 96
3 2 The future two (F2) 96
3 3 Aspect 96
331 The habitual aspect 97
332 The retrospective aspect 98
333 Continuative /roo/, Terminative /dzu/ 99
334 The progressive aspect 99
335 The semelrepetitive aspect 100
336 The anterior aspect 100
337 The incompletive and completive aspects 101
338 The attenuative aspect 102
339 The repetitive (iterative) aspect 102
3 3 10 The quantitative aspect 103
3 4 Co-occurrence restrictions of tense and aspect 103
341T (Past) Modeepistemic 104
3-4-2 Asphabitua, AspAnterior AsPcompletive 105
343 AspContinuative Aspanterior 105
344 Aspterminative Aspanterior 106
345 Aspretrospectjve AsPperfect 106
346 Asp ,, Asp 106 J^t retrospective * progressive
3-4-7 AsPprogressive AsPprospective 106
348 AsPprogressjve Aspseme|iterative 107
3-4-9 AsPprospective Aspcomp|etive 107
3 5 Modality 108
3 6 The interpretation of modality 117
361 Root modality 118
362 Epistemic modality 121
3 7 The order of clausal functional heads in Tuki 122
CHAPTER 4
Adverbs
4 0 Introduction 125
4 1 Guglielmo Cinque s hierarchy 126
4 2 The architecture of the clause 133
4 3 The relative order of adverbial phrases 139
431 Lower AdvPs 139
432 Higher (sentence) AdvPs 145
433 Lower AdvPs in VP-final position 152
4 4 AdvP movement 157
4 5 Relativized minimality with adverbs 159
4 6 Tuki adverbs and the structure of the left periphery 162
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4 7 Circumstantial adverbials of place, time, manner, etc 168
4 8 Focusing and parenthetical uses of AdvPs 170
4 9 Conclusion 174
CHAPTER 5
Null subjects, identification and proper government 177
5 0 Introduction 177
5 1 INFL 179
511 Verb structure 179
512 INFL 179
513 Well-formedness of a zero subject 182
5131 The resumption test 184
5132 The emex condition 186
5133 AGR and proper government 186
5^ Morphological uniformity and identification 189
521 Morphological uniformity in Tuki 191
522 Identification in Tuki 192
5 3 Concluding remarks 192
Appendix I: Free Inversion in Tuki 193
Appendix II: On Nominative Case Assignment in Tuki 195
Appendix III: On Expletives in Tuki 197
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CHAPTER 6
Null objects and the pro-drop parameter 199
6 0 Introduction 199
6 1 Characteristics of Tuki null objects 199
6 2 Syntactic islands 203
621 The complex NP constraint 203
622 The Sentencial Subject Constraint 204
623 Adjuncts 205
624 The Wh-island constraint 206
625 The doubly filled COMP filter 206
626 Parasitic gaps 206
627 Summary 207
6 3 Tuki null objects as pro 207
631 Full pronominal subjects and Binding Theory 210
632 Null objects and Binding Theory 211
6 4 Null object identification in Tuki 212
6 5 Null objects in other languages 215
6 6 Concluding remarks 222
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CHAPTER 7
A-bar bound pro 225
7 0 Introduction 225
7 1 Tuki as a pro-drop language 226
7 2 Resumptive pronouns 228
721 Wh-questions 234
722 Relativization 235
7221 Headed relative clauses 235
7222 Free relatives 237
723 Summary of Section 8 3 237
7 3 Island environments 238
7 4 Weak crossover at S-structure 240
7 5 Anaphoric binding 242
7 6 Reconstruction and syntactic movement 244
761 Movement and variable binding in Japanese 245
762 Movement and variable binding in Tuki 248
763 Subjacency: Condition on movement or representations? 251
7631 Subjacency in Tuki syntax 251
7632 Subjacency in Tuki logical form 252
76321 Scope properties of wh-in-situ in Tuki 253
76322 Wh-phrases-in-situ and Subjacency 257
7633 Subjacency in Egyptian Arabic 261
76331 Argument wh-operators 261
76332 Adjunct wh-operators 262
76333 Wh-constructions and the Subjacency Condition 263
763331 Topicalization 264
763332 Relative clauses 265
7 7 Coordination 267
771 Clausal coordination 268
772 NP coordination 270
7 8 Formal versus semantic variables 273
7 9 Linking theory 276
791 Some principles of grammar 279
7 10 The overt pronoun constraint in Tuki 281
7 11 Palauan 286
7 12 Concluding remarks 288
CHAPTER 8
Null arguments, agreement, movement and configurationality
8 0 Introduction 289
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8 1 Agreement and objects 291
8 2 Agreement and subjects 294
8 3 Evidence against dislocation in null subject languages (NSLs) 303
8 4 Agreement: purpose, theory and practice 306
841 Agreement, topic/focus, and strong uniformity 308
842 Discourse - configurational languages 309
843 Agreement phrase (AgrP/Agr) 311
8 5 Case assignment 315
8 6 Tuki as a configurational language 318
8 7 Conclusion 325
CHAPTER 9
DP structure and concord 327
9 0 Introduction 327
9 1 Status and distribution of determiners 328
911 Possessive determiners 332
912 Demonstrative determiners 335
9 2 The distribution of the possessive determiner 337
9 3 The distribution of the demonstrative determiner 339
9 4 The internal constituency of the possessive determiner 341
9 5 More on the distribution of the demonstrative determiner 345
9 6 The distribution^ locative reinforcers 348
9 7 The structure and derivation of the Tuki DP (with a demonstrative
Det and a locative reinforcer) 349
98N+ Poss Det + Dem Det = DP? 351
99N+ Dem Det + Poss Det = DP? 355
9 10 NP + Poss Det + Dem Det + Dem Det = DP? 357
9 11 The Tuki D-system and the split-DP structure 361
9 11 1 An articulated nominal left periphery 361
9 11 2 The nominal inflectional domain 363
9 11 2 1 The order of noun modifiers 364
9 11 2 2 Tuki postnominal adjectives and the structure of DP 371
9 11 3 DP derivation and snowballing movement 374
9 11 4 Focalization in DP 377
9 12 Conclusion 379
CHAPTER 10
Adjectives and the split - DP structure 381
10 0 Introduction 381
10 1 Adjectives 383
10 1 1 Pure or prenominal adjectives 383
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10 1 2 Class 2 pure adjectives or postnominal adjectives 392
10 1 3 The interaction between prenominal and postnominal adjectives 399
10 2 Tuki adjective placement 401
10 3 Verbal adjectives 404
10 4 Conclusion 405
CHAPTER 11
The cartography of the left periphery 407
11 0 Introduction 407
11 1 The focus phrase (FocP) in Tuki 407
11 1 1 Structure of focus sentences 408
11 111 Matrix wh-questions 409
11 112 Embedded wh-questions 411
11 113 Spec-Head Agreement 412
11 114 Wh-questions and clause structure 418
11 115 Origin of the focus marker 420
11 116 Wh-questions as focus constructions 421
11 2 The Force Phrase (ForceP) in Tuki 428
11 3 Relativization 431
11 3 1 Accessibility Hierarchy 431
11 3 2 Relativization and Bounding Theory 432
11 3 3 The landing site of relativization 433
11 4 Topicalization 448
11 5 The position Int(errogative) in Tuki 454
11 5 1 The position of ngi if 454
11 5 2 The IntP in main clauses 458
11 5 3 The InP in embedded contexts 469
11 6 The position Mod(ifier) P(hrase) in Tuki 472
11 7 Conclusion 474
CHAPTER 12
Arguments, adjuncts and relativized minimality 477
12 0 Introduction 477
12 1 Relativized minimality 477
12 1 1 Definitions 477
12 1 2 The Referentiability Principle and the ECP 478
12 2 That-trace effects in Tuki 480
12 3 The syntax of Wh-in-situ in Tuki 485
12 3 1 Movement to CP at LF? 486
12 3 2 Simplex clauses: Wh-in-situ 488
12 321 Simple questions 488
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12 3 3 Multiple questions 488
12 331 Arguments 488
12 332 Multiple questions with adjuncts 489
12 333 Double adjuncts questions 489
12 3 4 Wh-in-situ phrases in embedded contexts 489
12 3 5 Multiple Questions with Wh-in-situ 490
12 4 Wh-in- situ and the ECP 491
12 5 LF adjunction and relativized minimality 493
12 6 Superiority 494
12 7 Conclusion 495 »
CHAPTER 13
Focus-V-Movement, predicate doubling and parallel chains 497
13 0 Introduction 497
13 1 The Tuki empirical material 498
13 1 1 Characteristics of the focused verb 499
13 1 2 Can any verb be focused? 501
13 1 3 Characteristics of Focus-V-Movement constructions 502
13 2 Focus-V-Movement 504
13 2 0 Summary 504
13 2 1 Wh-Mo^ement as substitution for Spec of FocP 505
13 211 Structure of focus sentences 505
13 212 Matrix Wh-questions 506
13 213 Embedded Wh-questions 506
13 214 Wh-Questions and clause structure 508
13 2 2 Focus-V-Movement as substitution for Spec of FocP 509
13 2 3 The morphological conversion hypothesis 513
13 2 4 The semantic hypothesis 514
13 2 5 The Specifier Identity Condition 517
13 3 Predicate doubling and parallel chains 518
13 3 1 Verb movement to the INFL domain 518
13 3 2 Predicate doubling: Morphology, PF, or syntax? 519
13 3 3 Predicate doubling: A morpho-phonological phenomenon 520
13 34A syntactic derivation of predicate doubling 521
13-3-5 Parallel chains and the phonetic realization of multiple copies 522
13 3 6 Parallel chains and predicate fronting 523
!3-3 7 Two probes, one goal 524
13 4 Extension of the analysis: Basque 526
13 4 1 Wh-Movement and focus in Basque 526
13 411 Interrogative and focal operators 527
13 412 Verb-second phenomenon 531
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13 413 Verb focalization 533
13 5 Chinese: LF verb movement to CP 535
13 6 Yafei Li s analysis 536
13 7 SIC, Case-Resistance Principle, Theta-Role-Resistance Principle 537
13 8 The A/A and V/V system 538
13 8 1 Focus-V-Movement and the Empty Category Principle 539
13 8 2 Focus-V-Movement and the No-Free-Affix Principle 542
13 9 Conclusion 543
CHAPTER 14
Anaphora and binding 545
14 0 Introduction 545
14 1 Application of the binding theory in Tuki 545
14 2 Problems 547
14 3 Complete functional complex (CFC) 553
CHAPTER 15
Bound variables 559
15 0 Introduction 559
15 1 Pronouns in coreference and bound pronouns 559
15 1 1 Referential pronouns 560
15 1 2 Bound pronouns 562
15 121 Simplex sentences 564
15 122 Embedded context 564
15 123 Complex NPs 567
15 124 Simplex noun phrases 569
15 2 Minimality 570
15 2 1 Locality 570
15 2 2 Minimal disjointness 573
15 2 3 Short distance anaphors 577
15 231 Reflexive verbs 577
15 232 Reciprocal verbs 578
15 3 Conclusion 578
CHAPTER 16
Conclusion 581
References 583
Name index 601
Subject index 605
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