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1. Verfasser:	Heck, Fabian 1971- (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Abschlussarbeit Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Leipzig [2016?]
Schlagworte:	Grammatiktheorie Syntax Topikalisierung Nichtmonotone Logik Hochschulschrift
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adam_text	CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 7 2. SETTING THE STAGE 11 2.1. THE STRICT CYCLE C O N D ITIO N ............................................................................ 11 2.2. THE MINIMAL LINK C O N D ITIO N ...................................................................: . 15 2.3. INTRODUCING THE P RO B LEM .................................................................................. 18 2.3.1. NESTED AND CROSSING DEPENDENCIES ...................................................... 18 2.3.2. PREVIOUS ACCOUNTS ...................................................................................21 2.3.3. A BRIEF HISTORY OF EQUIDISTANCE ............................................................. 24 2.4. TOWARDS A S O LU TIO N ...............................................................................................27 2.4.1. THE TOWER OF H A N O I ............................................................................ 28 2.4.2. MULTIPLE W ORKSPACES................................................................................29 2.4.3. HEAD-MOVEMENT AND THE S C C ................................................................ 31 2.4.4. DERIVING EQUIDISTANCE FROM THE S C C .................................................... 36 3. THEORETICAL ASSUMPTIONS 39 3.1. ADVERBS AS SPECIFIERS ................................................... 39 3.2. DEFECTIVE INTERVENTION .........................................................................................41 3.3. FEATURE INHERITANCE..................................................................... 43 3.4. THE FINE MECHANICS OF HEAD-M OVEM ENT............................................................. 44 3.5. PHASE IMPENETRABILITY AND CYCLIC SPECIFIERS....................................................... 46 3.6. ORDER PRESERVATION E FFE C TS .................................................................................. 49 4. OBJECT SHIFT 53 4.1. OBJECT SHIFT IN WESTERN R OM ANCE ...................................................................... 53 4.1.1. AGREEMENT AND VOS IN SPANISH ............................................................. 53 4.1.2. PROCRASTINATING OS IN S P A N IS H ............................................................. 55 4.1.3. DATIVE IN FRENCH C AU SATIV ES ................................................................... 58 4.1.4. PROCRASTINATING OS IN F RE N C H ................................................................ 60 4.1.5. C LITIC-CLIM BING..................................................................................... 61 4.2. VIKNERS (1989) P U Z Z LE .........................................................................................65 4.2.1. W HAT THE PUZZLE IS A B O U T ...................................................................... 65 4.2.2. WHY THE PUZZLE IS R E A L .............................................................................66 4.2.3. THE NON-MONOTONIC DERIVATION OF O S ................................................ 72 4.2.4. OBJECT-ASSOCIATED FQS AND V A RIA TIO N ................................................ 73 4.3. HOLMBERGS (1986) GENERALIZATION.......................................................................75 4.3.1. THE CORE OF THE GENERALIZATION.................................................................75 4.3.2. VERB TOPICALIZATION...................................................................................80 4.3.3. LOOSE E N D S ................................................................ 82 4.4. OBJECT SHIFT IN BELFAST ENGLISH......................................................................... 83 4.5. OBJECT SHIFT IN LINKER CONSTRUCTIONS ............................................................... 86 4.5.1. LINKERS IN K INANDE............................................................................... 86 4.5.2. A NON-MONOTONIC A N ALY SIS................................................................... 89 4.5.3. A COMPLICATION: MULTIPLE LINKERS IN -M O A N ....................................... 92 4.6. S U M M A RY .......................................................................................................... 93 5. INVERSION 95 5.1. QUOTATIVE INVERSION IN ENGLISH......................................................................... 95 5.1.1. TOWARDS A NON-MONOTONIC A N A LY S IS ....................................................... 96 5.1.2. PROCRASTINATING MERGE OF THE SUBJECT IN Q I ......................................... 99 5.2. STYLISTIC INVERSION IN F RE N C H ..................... 103 5.2.1. PROCRASTINATING MERGE OF THE SUBJECT IN S I ..........................................104 5.2.2. THE TRANSITIVITY RESTRICTION ..................................................................106 5.3. PREDICATE INVERSION IN ENGLISH (AND OTHER LANGUAGES) ................................... 108 5.4. S U M M A RY ............................................................................................................ I L L 6. RAISING 113 6.1. SUBJECT-TO-SUBJECT R A IS IN G .................................................................................113 6.1.1. PREVIOUS ACCOUNTS ........................................................................ 115 6.1.2. NON-MONOTONIC RAISIN G ...........................................................................117 6.1.3. MANEUVERING THE IN TERV EN ER..................................................................118 6.2. LEBEAUXS (2009) P U Z Z LE ....................................................................................121 6.3. RAISING ACROSS A N A P H O RS ....................................................................................125 6.3.1. CHAIN FO RM A TIO N .................................................................................... 127 6.3.2. LETHAL AM BIGUITY....................................................................................129 6.3.3. JAPANESE DOUBLE N O M IN ATIV ES...............................................................133 6.4. PIT-STOP REFLEXIVES................................................................................................137 6.5. ASYMMETRIES IN PASSIVIZATION...........................................................................140 6.5.1. THE STRUCTURE OF DOUBLE OBJECT CONSTRUCTIONS ................................... 140 6.5.2. PASSIVE ASYM M ETRIES..............................................................................141 6.5.3. NON-MONOTONIC P A SSIV IZ ATIO N .............................................................. 142 6.5.4. (ANTI-)PRINCIPLE C E F F E C TS .....................................................................146 6.6. PSYCH-VERBS.........................................................................................................149 6.6.1. BELLETTI AND RIZZIS (1988) A N A LY SIS ..................................................... 149 6.6.2. NON-MONOTONIC RAISING AND P SY CH -V ERB S..............................................150 6.6.3. COMPLICATIONS: PRINCIPLE C .................................................................. 151 6.6.4. COMPLICATIONS: PRINCIPLE A .................................................................. 154 6.6.5. DITRANSITIVE UNACCUSATIVES IN G EORGIAN................................. 154 6.7. S U M M A RY ............................................................................................................ 157 7. AE-DEPENDENCIES 159 7.1. S U P E RIO RITY ........................................................................................................ 159 7.1.1. NON-EMBEDDED QUESTIONS .....................................................................160 7.1.2. CONSTRAINING P RO C RA STIN A TIO N ...............................................................165 7.1.3. EMBEDDED Q U E STIO N S..............................................................................167 7.1.4. A NOTE ON LONG SUPERIORITY.....................................................................171 7.2. TOPIC ISLANDS IN E N G LIS H ..............................................- .................................172 7.2.1. WHY AFFECTIVE PREPOSING DOES NOT CREATE ISLAN D S ................................ 174 7.2.2. WHY (NON-AFFECTIVE) TOPICALIZATION CREATES ISLANDS...............................177 7.2.3. TROUBLE-SHOOTING.................................................................................... 179 7.2.4. A BRIEF COMPARATIVE VIEW FROM GERMANIC ......................................... 183 7.3. RECONCILING NDC AND I S C .................................................................................186 7.4. COMPLEX NOUN PHRASE IS LA N D S ...........................................................................190 7.4.1. DERIVING CNP I S LA N D S ...........................................................................191 7.4.2. EXTRACTION FROM CNPS IN SCANDINAVIAN ............................................ 193 7.5. S U M M A RY ............................................................................................................ 197 8. CONCLUSION 199
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