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| adam_text | Contents xiii xiii xv xvii Preface to the second edition Preface to the first edition List offigures, tables, and boxes List of abbreviations and acronyms Introduction 1 Further reading 1. 9 Formal comparative andhistorical syntax Introduction 13 13 1.1. UG and variation in grammatical systems 22 1.2. Null subjects 27 1.2.1. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension I: consistent null-subject languages 1.2.2. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension II: radical null-subject languages 28 34 1.2.3. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension III: partial null-subject languages 38 1.2.4. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension IV: types of null subjects 39 1.2.5. Null subjects in the diachronic dimension I: European and Brazilian Portuguese 44 1.2.6. Null subjects in the diachronic dimension II: early Germanic 47 1.2.7. Null subjects in thediachronic dimension III: French 59 1.2.8. Conclusion: types of parameters 70 1.3. Verb-movement parameters 1.3.1. Verb-movement in the synchronic dimension 73 73 1.3.1.1. Verb movement to T 73 1.3.1.2. V-movement to C: full and residual V2 88 1.3.1.3. Further properties related to verb-movement 95 vii
CONTENTS 1.3.2. Verb-movement in the diachronic dimension 1.3.2.1. V-to-T in earlier English 1.3.2.2. V2 in diachrony 1.4. Negative concord 112 1.4.1. Negative concord synchronically 1.4.2. Negative concord and ո-words in the diachronic dimension 1.4.3. Summary and conclusion 112 123 131 1.5. Wh-movement 1.5.1. Wh-movement parameters 1.5.2. Wh-movement In the diachronic domain 131 1.6. Head-complement order 1.6.1. Head-complement order synchronically 1.6.2. Head-complement order diachronically l .6.3. The Final-Over-Final Condition 149 1.7. Summary 177 Further reading 2. 96 97 100 131 140 149 161 170 180 Types of syntactic change 193 Introduction 193 2.1. Reanalysis 2.1.1. The nature of reanalysis 2.1.2. Transparency and Tolerance 2.1.3. Phonology and reanalysis 2.1.4. Expressing parameters 2.1.5. Reanalysis and the poverty of the stimulus 2.1.6. Conclusion 194 199 208 212 223 224 2.2. Grammaticalization 225 2.3. Argument structure 2.3.1. Thematic roles and grammatical functions 2.3.2. Changes in English psychverbs and recipient passives 239 194 239 242 2.4. Changes in complementation 254 2.5. Word-order change 2.5.1. Introduction 2.5.2. Early typological approaches to word-order change 2.5.3. Generative accounts and directionality parameters 275 276 280 viii 275
CONTENTS 2.5.4. Antisymmetric approaches to word-order change and the Final-Over-Final Condition 2.5.5. Conclusion 303 2.6. Conclusion 304 Further reading 3. 291 305 Acquisition, learnabiiity, and syntactic change Introduction 314 314 3.1. Parameter-setting in first-language acquisition: a scenario for parameter change? 316 3.1.1. introduction 316 3.1.2. Root infinitives 322 3.1.3. Early null subjects 335 3.1.4. Conclusion 339 3.2. The logical problem of language change 342 3.3. The changing trigger 352 3.3.1. Contact-driven parameter-resetting 352 3.3.2. Cue-driven parameter-resetting 3.3.3. Morphologically driven parameter-resetting 359 362 3.3.4. Conclusion 368 3.4. Markedness and complexity 369 3.4.1. The concept of markedness 369 3.4.2. Markedness and parameters 37i 3.4.3. The Subset Principle 374 3.4.4. Markedness and core grammar 380 3.4.5. Markedness and inflectional morphology 381 3.4.6. Markedness, directionality, and uniformitarianism 383 3.4.7. Conclusion 386 3.5. Parameter-setting, parameter hierarchies, and syntactic change 386 3.5.1. Parameter hierarchies 387 3.5.2. Parameters and diachronic stability 397 3.5.3. From unmarked to marked: traversing parameter hierarchies 3.5.4. Conclusion 404 413 3.6. Conclusion 413 Further reading 414 ix
CONTENTS 4. The dynamics of syntactic change 421 Introduction 421 4.1. Gradualness 42Յ 4.1.1. Introduction 423 4.1.2. Lexical diffusion: nanoparametric change 428 4.1.3. Microparametric change 430 4.1.4. Formal optionality 437 4.1.5. The Constant Rate Effect 440 4.1.6. Conclusion 445 4.2. The spread of syntactic change 446 4.2.1. Introduction 446 4.2.2. Orderly differentiation and socialstratification 448 4.2.3. Grammars in competition 451 4.2.4. Formal optionality again 465 4.2.5. Abduction and actuation 467 4.2.6. Change in progress? Null subjects in Brazilian Portuguese 4.2.7. Conclusion 469 475 4.3. Drift: the question of the direction of change 476 4.3.1. Introduction 476 4.3.2. Typology, the Final Over Final Conditionand drift 478 4.3.3. Drift and parametric change 485 4.3.4. Cascading parameter changes in the history of English 492 4.3.5. Conclusion 499 4.4. Reconstruction 499 4.4.1. Introduction 499 4.4.2. Traditional comparative reconstruction 500 4.4.3. Questions about syntactic reconstruction 50т 4.4.4. The correspondence problem 505 4.4.5. The pool of variants problem 4.4.6. Parametric comparison 515 516 4.4.7. Conclusion 529 4.5. Conclusion 529 Further reading 532 x
CONTENTS 5. Contact, creoles, and change Introduction 536 536 5.1. Second-language acquisition, interlanguage, and syntactic change 538 5.2. Contact and substrata 544 5.2.1. Introduction 544 5.2.2. Contact and word-order change in the history of English 546 5.2.3. Substratum effects: Hiberno-English and Welsh English 562 5.2.4. A borrowing scale 568 5.2.5. Conclusion 569 5.3. Creoles and creolization 570 5.3.1. Introduction: pidgins and creoles 570 5.3.2. The Language Bioprogram Hypothesis 572 5.3.3. The substratum/relexification hypothesis 585 5.3.4. Conclusion: how exceptional are creoles? 593 5.4. Language creation in Nicaragua 603 5.5. Conclusion 615 Further reading 616 621 Epilogue Glossary 623 References 639 Index of subjects 715 Index of names 7M Index of languages 727 xi
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Contents xiii xiii xv xvii Preface to the second edition Preface to the first edition List offigures, tables, and boxes List of abbreviations and acronyms Introduction 1 Further reading 1. 9 Formal comparative andhistorical syntax Introduction 13 13 1.1. UG and variation in grammatical systems 22 1.2. Null subjects 27 1.2.1. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension I: consistent null-subject languages 1.2.2. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension II: radical null-subject languages 28 34 1.2.3. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension III: partial null-subject languages 38 1.2.4. Null subjects in the synchronic dimension IV: types of null subjects 39 1.2.5. Null subjects in the diachronic dimension I: European and Brazilian Portuguese 44 1.2.6. Null subjects in the diachronic dimension II: early Germanic 47 1.2.7. Null subjects in thediachronic dimension III: French 59 1.2.8. Conclusion: types of parameters 70 1.3. Verb-movement parameters 1.3.1. Verb-movement in the synchronic dimension 73 73 1.3.1.1. Verb movement to T 73 1.3.1.2. V-movement to C: full and residual V2 88 1.3.1.3. Further properties related to verb-movement 95 vii
CONTENTS 1.3.2. Verb-movement in the diachronic dimension 1.3.2.1. V-to-T in earlier English 1.3.2.2. V2 in diachrony 1.4. Negative concord 112 1.4.1. Negative concord synchronically 1.4.2. Negative concord and ո-words in the diachronic dimension 1.4.3. Summary and conclusion 112 123 131 1.5. Wh-movement 1.5.1. Wh-movement parameters 1.5.2. Wh-movement In the diachronic domain 131 1.6. Head-complement order 1.6.1. Head-complement order synchronically 1.6.2. Head-complement order diachronically l .6.3. The Final-Over-Final Condition 149 1.7. Summary 177 Further reading 2. 96 97 100 131 140 149 161 170 180 Types of syntactic change 193 Introduction 193 2.1. Reanalysis 2.1.1. The nature of reanalysis 2.1.2. Transparency and Tolerance 2.1.3. Phonology and reanalysis 2.1.4. Expressing parameters 2.1.5. Reanalysis and the poverty of the stimulus 2.1.6. Conclusion 194 199 208 212 223 224 2.2. Grammaticalization 225 2.3. Argument structure 2.3.1. Thematic roles and grammatical functions 2.3.2. Changes in English psychverbs and recipient passives 239 194 239 242 2.4. Changes in complementation 254 2.5. Word-order change 2.5.1. Introduction 2.5.2. Early typological approaches to word-order change 2.5.3. Generative accounts and directionality parameters 275 276 280 viii 275
CONTENTS 2.5.4. 'Antisymmetric' approaches to word-order change and the Final-Over-Final Condition 2.5.5. Conclusion 303 2.6. Conclusion 304 Further reading 3. 291 305 Acquisition, learnabiiity, and syntactic change Introduction 314 314 3.1. Parameter-setting in first-language acquisition: a scenario for parameter change? 316 3.1.1. introduction 316 3.1.2. Root infinitives 322 3.1.3. Early null subjects 335 3.1.4. Conclusion 339 3.2. The logical problem of language change 342 3.3. The changing trigger 352 3.3.1. Contact-driven parameter-resetting 352 3.3.2. Cue-driven parameter-resetting 3.3.3. Morphologically driven parameter-resetting 359 362 3.3.4. Conclusion 368 3.4. Markedness and complexity 369 3.4.1. The concept of markedness 369 3.4.2. Markedness and parameters 37i 3.4.3. The Subset Principle 374 3.4.4. Markedness and core grammar 380 3.4.5. Markedness and inflectional morphology 381 3.4.6. Markedness, directionality, and uniformitarianism 383 3.4.7. Conclusion 386 3.5. Parameter-setting, parameter hierarchies, and syntactic change 386 3.5.1. Parameter hierarchies 387 3.5.2. Parameters and diachronic stability 397 3.5.3. From unmarked to marked: traversing parameter hierarchies 3.5.4. Conclusion 404 413 3.6. Conclusion 413 Further reading 414 ix
CONTENTS 4. The dynamics of syntactic change 421 Introduction 421 4.1. Gradualness 42Յ 4.1.1. Introduction 423 4.1.2. Lexical diffusion: nanoparametric change 428 4.1.3. Microparametric change 430 4.1.4. Formal optionality 437 4.1.5. The Constant Rate Effect 440 4.1.6. Conclusion 445 4.2. The spread of syntactic change 446 4.2.1. Introduction 446 4.2.2. Orderly differentiation and socialstratification 448 4.2.3. Grammars in competition 451 4.2.4. Formal optionality again 465 4.2.5. Abduction and actuation 467 4.2.6. Change in progress? Null subjects in Brazilian Portuguese 4.2.7. Conclusion 469 475 4.3. Drift: the question of the direction of change 476 4.3.1. Introduction 476 4.3.2. Typology, the Final Over Final Conditionand drift 478 4.3.3. Drift and parametric change 485 4.3.4. Cascading parameter changes in the history of English 492 4.3.5. Conclusion 499 4.4. Reconstruction 499 4.4.1. Introduction 499 4.4.2. Traditional comparative reconstruction 500 4.4.3. Questions about syntactic reconstruction 50т 4.4.4. The correspondence problem 505 4.4.5. The'pool of variants'problem 4.4.6. Parametric comparison 515 516 4.4.7. Conclusion 529 4.5. Conclusion 529 Further reading 532 x
CONTENTS 5. Contact, creoles, and change Introduction 536 536 5.1. Second-language acquisition, interlanguage, and syntactic change 538 5.2. Contact and substrata 544 5.2.1. Introduction 544 5.2.2. Contact and word-order change in the history of English 546 5.2.3. Substratum effects: Hiberno-English and Welsh English 562 5.2.4. A 'borrowing scale' 568 5.2.5. Conclusion 569 5.3. Creoles and creolization 570 5.3.1. Introduction: pidgins and creoles 570 5.3.2. The Language Bioprogram Hypothesis 572 5.3.3. The substratum/relexification hypothesis 585 5.3.4. Conclusion: how 'exceptional' are creoles? 593 5.4. Language creation in Nicaragua 603 5.5. Conclusion 615 Further reading 616 621 Epilogue Glossary 623 References 639 Index of subjects 715 Index of names 7M Index of languages 727 xi |
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