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| adam_text | Contents
Acknowlcdgmcius xv
1
Introduction
1
1.1
Where to
Start 1
1.2
What this Book is and is Not, and How to Use It
5
1.3
Further Reading
6
2
Morphology: Starting with Words
9
2.
1 Words Come in Categories
10
2.1.1
Affixes are often category and subcatcgory specific
11
2.1.2
Syntactic contexts sensitive to the same categories
14
2.1.3
Modifiers
15
2.1.4
Complementary distribution
16
2.2
Words are Made of Smaller Units: Morphemes
17
2.3
Morphemes Combine in Regular Ways
18
2.3.1
Compositionality
18
2.3.2
Affixation
19
2.3.3
Word structure
23
2.3.4
Selection and locality
25
2.3.5
Compounds
28
2.3.6
The
categorial
status of affixes
29
2.4
Apparent Exceptions to the RHHR
32
2.4.1
Conversion
32
2.4.2
Further problems
35
2.5
Morphological Atoms
35
2.6
Compositionality and Recursion
36
2.7
Conclusion
37
2.7
Λ
Summary
37
2.7.2
What to remember
37
2.7.3
Puzzles and preview
37
2.7.4
Further exercises
38
2.7.5
Further reading
41
3
Syntactic Analysis Introduced
43
3.1
Word Order
44
3.2
Constituency
47
3.3
Syntactic Productivity
48
3.4
Substitution
50
Contents
VIU
58
3.5
Ellipsis 62
3.6
Coordination
^5
3.6.1
Structure of coordinated constituents
*
3.6.2
Right node raising and gapping ^
3.7
Movement and Other Distortions ^
3.7.1
Topicalization -7q
3.7.2
Cleft constructions ^
3.7.3
Pseudoclefts 74
3.8
Some More Complex Distortion Experiments, Briefly ^
3.8.1
Wh-movement j^
3.8.2
Heavy constituent shift „c
3.9
Some More Practice 76
3.10
Some Other Evidence of Constituency 76
3.10.1
Perception of click position ^
3.10.2
Memorization errors
_„
3.10.3
Neurophysiological correlates of syntactic analysis
3.
j!
і
Conclusion yg
79
79
80
85
87
87
94
98
98
100
100
101
103
5
Other Phrases: A First Glance
n¡-
5.1
Verb Phrases
5.1.1
V complements
5.1.2
V-adjunct compatibility
5.2
Determiner Phrases
5.3
Noun Phrases
5.4
Adjective Phrases
5.5
Prepositional Phrases
3.11.1
Summary
3.11.2
What to remember
3.11.3
Puzzles and preview
3.11.4
Further exercises
3.11.5
Further reading
Clauses
4Λ
Full Clauses: CPs
4.2
Tense Phrase
4.3
Conclusion
4.3.1
Summary
4.3.2
What to remember
4.3.3
Puzzles and preview
4.3.4
Further exercises
4.3.5
Further reading
5.6
Ways to Talk About Tree Geometry
5.7
Conclusion
120
5.7.1
Summary: heads and lexical entries
5.7.2
What to remember
5.7.3
Puzzles and previews
5.7.4
Further exercises
5.7.5
Further reading l2
Х
-bar
Theory and the Format of Lexical Entries
η
6.1
Review: The Model of Morphology 1
6.2
Building a Model of Syntax 129
6.3
Headedness 13°
6.4
Internal Organization of Constituents
Contents ix
6.5
Some Consequences
134
6.5.1
Silent heads:
D
134
6.5.2
Silent heads:
Τ
135
6.5.3
Silent heads:
С
136
6.6
Cross-categorial Symmetries
137
6.7
Subjects Across Categories: Small Clauses
138
6.8
Lexical Entries
140
6.8.1
A short primer on thematic relations
141
6.8.2
The general format of lexical entries
142
6.8.3
More lexical entries
144
6.9
The Projection Principle and Locality
146
6.10
Cross-linguistic Variation
149
6.11
Conclusion
151
6.11.1
Summary: the model of syntax
151
6.11.2
What to remember
152
6.11.3
Puzzles and preview
152
6.11.4
Further exercises
153
6.11.5
Further reading
155
7
Binding and the Hierarchical Nature of Phrase Structure
157
7.1
Anaphors
159
7.1.1
Reflexive pronouns
159
7.1.2
Reciprocals
166
7.1.3
Summary and reformulation
167
7.2
Pronouns
169
7.2.1
Basic Principle
В
169
7.2.2
A complication: lack of complementary distribution
171
73
Ήοη
-pronominal
Expressions
171
7.4
Binding Theory Summarized
172
7.5
Small Clauses and Binding Theory
173
7.6
Some Issues
74
7.6.1
Coreference without binding I74
7.6.2
Quantified antecedents
175
7.6.3
VP
ellipsis
177
7.7
Cross-linguistic Variation
178
7.7.1
Reflexives
178
7.7.1
Pronouns
179
7.7.3
R-expressions
181
7.8
Learning About Binding Relations
181
7.9
Conclusion
183
7.9.1
Summary
183
7.9.2
What to remember
183
7.9.3
Puzzles and preview
184
7.9.4
Further exercises
184
7.9.5
Further readings
186
8
Apparent Violations of Locality of Selection
187
8.1
Setting the Stage
187
8.2
Topicalization: A First Case of Movement
189
8.3
Head Movement
191
8.3.1
The distribution of English verbal forms
191
8.3.2
Subject-aux inversion: T-to-C movement
198
8.3.3
Head movement in DPs
201
8.3.4
Head movement: summary
203
Contents
206
8.4
Detecting Selection
206
8.4.1
Covariation
. 207
8.4.2
Very tight selection: idiom chunks and weather it ^
8.4.3
Case 208
8.4.4
Existential constructions ^
8.5
Phrasal Movements 2
о
8.5.1
Wh-questions
212
8.5.2
Raising to subject
215
8.5.3
EPP properties 216
8.5.4
Simple clauses and locality of selection
8.6
How Selection Drives Structure Building ^
8.7
Addressing some Previous Puzzles
226
8.8
Synthesis
230
8.9
Terminology and Notation
230
8.10
Conclusion
230
8.10.1
Summary
231
8.10.2
What to remember
-,
8.10.3
Puzzles and preview
2
8.10.4
Further exercises
8.10.5
Further readings
239
9
Infinitival Complements: Raising and Control
9.1
Subject Control ^¿.
9.2
Using the Theory: Control and Binding
9.2.1
Subject infinitives
...
9.2.2
PRO in infinitival complements
_
9.3
Interim Summary: Inventory of To-infinitival
9.4
Raising to Object/ECM and Object Control
9.5
Conclusion
9.5.1
Summary
_
9.5.2
What to remember
9.5.3
Puzzles and preview
9.5.4
Further exercises
9.5.5
Further reading
259
10
Wh-questions: Wh-movement and Locality
10.1
Introduction 2
25^
10.1.1
Wh-words
10.1.2
Some questions about wh-movement
10.2
The Landing Site or Target Position of Wh-Movement
10.3
What Wh-movement Moves 2
10.4
Locality I: The Problem 266
10.4.1
The A-over-A principle 266
10.4.2
The constraints 268
10.4.3
Summary 280
10.5
Locality II: Theory of Constraints 281
10.5.1
Introduction 281
10.5.2
Subjacent 283
10.5.3
Bounding nodes: remarks 289
10.5.4
Extraction from DP: the subject condition 29°
10.5.5
Summary 291
10.5.6
Independent evidence for successive cyclicity
10.5.7
Consequences 29
Contents xi
10.6 Special
Cases
293
10.6.1
Subject extraction: complementizer-trace effects
293
10.6.2
Superiority: attract closest
295
10.6.3
Beyond subjacency: phases
297
10.6.4
Attract closest and phases
298
10.7
Conclusion
298
10.7.1
Summary
298
10.7.2
What to remember
298
10.7.3
Puzzles and preview
299
10.7.4
Further exercises
300
10.7.5
Further reading
303
11
Probing Structures
305
11.1
Introduction
305
11.2
Probing Derived Structures
305
11.2.1
Only
305
11.2.2
NPI licensing
309
11.3
Probing Underlying Structures
312
11.3.1
Quantifier floating: distribution of all
312
11.3.2
Also association
314
11.4
Probing with Binding
315
11.4.1
Principle A
315
11.4.2
Pronominal binding
318
11.4.3
Quantifier scope
320
11.5
Conclusion
324
11.5.1
Summary
324
11.5.2
What to remember
324
11.5.3
Puzzles and preview
325
11.5.4
Further exercises
325
11.5.5
Further reading
330
12
Inward Bound: Syntax and Morphology Atoms
331
12.
1 The Size of Atoms
332
12.2
Head Movement and the Head Movement Constraint
332
12.2.1
Lexical entry for T: formal features
332
12.2.2
Lexical entries and the head movement constraint
334
12.2.3
Possible lexical entries and the head movement constraint
335
12.3
Causative Affixes: Syntax or Morphology?
335
12.3.1
Causative verbs: built in the syntax?
335
12.3.2
Causative verbs: built in the morphology?
337
12.3.3
How to decide between these analyses?
338
12.3.4
Consequences
338
12.4
VP
Shells
339
12.4.1
Anticausative
verbs
339
12.4.2
The optional agent selection account
341
12.4.3
Silent
CAUS
and pronounced
causati
ves
342
12
A A Derivation direction
343
12.4.5
The English suffixes -ify, -en
344
12.4.6
Generalized
VP
shells
347
12.5
Ternary Branching
348
12.6
Using
VP
Shells:
VP
Shells and Adjuncts
357
12.7
Terminological Changes
362
12.8
Raising to Object
З6З
12.9
The Model of Morphosyntax
354
Contents
Xli
367
12.10
Conclusion 367
12.10.1
Summary 368
12.10.2
What to remember
12.10.3
Puzzles and preview
12.10.4
Further exercises
12.10.5
Further reading
13
Advanced Binding and Some Binding Typology
Z
3.1
Basics: Reminders
13.2
Reminder About Principle A
13.3
Subjects of Tensed Clauses ^
13.4
VP
shells and the Binding Theory 3g3
13.4.1
Revising binding domain for pronouns
13.4.2
Revising binding domain for anaphors
13.5
Binding Variation and Typolojjy ^og
13.5.1
Mainland Scandinavian (Danish, Norwegian, Swedish)
*■
13.5.2
Icelandic ^g,
13.5.3
Chinese
295
13.5.4
How exotic is all this?
_„_
13.6
Conclusion
13.6.1
Summary
13.6.2
What to remember 7
13.6.3
Puzzles and preview: exempt anaphora
13.6.4
Further exercises
,пл
41)1
13.6.5
Further readings
,, «,,_ 403
14
Wh-constructions
14.1
Diagnostic Properties of Wh-movement
_
14.2
Relative Clauses t nt.
405
14.2.1
Relative clauses involve wh-movement
14.2.2
Relative clauses with silent wh-phrases
14.2.3
Doubly filled
Comp
filter ^
14.2.4
Infinitival relatives
14.2.5
The promotion analysis of relative clauses
14.3
Another Case of Null Operator Movement: Tough-Construction
14.4
Topicalization and Left Dislocation
14.5
Other Wh-movement Constructions
14.6
Conclusion ^
14.6.1
Summary 4l9
14.6.2
What to remember
14.6.3
Puzzles and preview
14.6.4
Further readings ^
15
Syntactic Processes
421
/5.1
The Language Model: Defining Structure 422
15.2
Selection, Movement, Locality
423
15.3
Computational Properties of the Model 427
15.3.1
Parsing: calculating structure
15.3.2
Garden paths and linguistic illusions 432
15.4
Conclusion
433
15.4.1
Summarv
433
Contents xiii
15.4.2
What to remember
433
15.4.3
Puzzles and preview
433
15.4.4
Further readings
434
References
435
Index
445
Additional and updated materials are available at www.wiley.com/go/syntacticanalysis
Over the past several decades, our know¬
ledge of language and sentence structure
has increased at a pace unparalleled in
the history of linguistics. An Introduction
to Syntactic Analysis and Theory provides
a general introduction to our current
understanding of the rules and principles
that govern the syntax of natural languages.
Accessible to those with minimal knowledge
of syntax, it guides readers through syntactic
and morphological structures in a progressive
manner up to current research. To facilitate
comprehension of basic principles and theories,
more advanced concepts in syntactic theory
are highlighted separately from the main
text. Comprehensive and authoritative, this
introduction to syntactic theory explains one
of the most crucial aspects of the workings
of language
-
the principles and processes
behind the structure of sentences.
Dominique Sportiche is Professor of
Linguistics at the University of California,
Los Angeles, and a researcher at
Institut
Jean Nicod at the Paris
Institut
d Étude
de la
Cognition. Specializing in theoretical
syntax, he has published widely on the
syntax and the properties of the syntax/
semantics interface of English and French.
Hilda
Koopman
is Professor of Linguistics
at the University of California, Los Angeles.
Her theoretical interests include theoretical
syntax and morphology and comparative
syntax. She has published on a wide range
of topics covering many diverse languages.
Her work is often based on original fieldwork.
Edward Stabler is Professor of Linguistics
at the University of California, Los Angeles.
His specialty is in computational models of
human syntactic analysis and learning, and
he has published on a wide range of topics in
mathematical and computational linguistics.
Three outstanding linguists
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empirically rich and exercise-rich
introduction to the question of how
to scientifically study human language
morphology and syntax.
Richard S. Kayne, New York University
This is the most thorough and
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50
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This terrific textbook presents in-
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comments on the connection between
the study of language and other areas
of scientific inquiry.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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| title | An introduction to syntactic analysis and theory |
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| title_full | An introduction to syntactic analysis and theory Dominique Sportiche ; Hilda Koopman ; Edward Stabler |
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