Symmetry breaking in syntax /:
A new theory of grammar which explores the old distinction between OV and VO languages and their underlying basic asymmetry.
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2012.
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| Schriftenreihe: | Cambridge studies in linguistics ;
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| Zusammenfassung: | A new theory of grammar which explores the old distinction between OV and VO languages and their underlying basic asymmetry. |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource |
| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9781139625289 1139625284 9781139084635 1139084631 113961598X 9781139615983 9781316604809 1316604802 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a 2.4 OV and VO -- the two ways of compromising for the benefit of the parser2.5 When performance meets UG, does form follow function?; 2.6 Summary; 3 BBC -- asymmetry in phrase structuring; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 The structure of complex lexical projections; 3.2.1 The facts; 3.2.2 The theoretical modelling; 3.3 On double-objects -- Larson's odyssey on his way to right-branching structures; 3.3.1 Data covered, theory missing; 3.3.2 Theory uncovered and data covered; 3.4 Stranded particles as indicators of V-positions in a VP-shell in VO; 3.5 Scrambling is an OV phenomenon. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a Slavic languages are Type III languages3.6 In sum: the asymmetry theory that is behind syntactic symmetry breaking, in a nutshell; Theoretical premises; 4 The cross-linguistic impact of the BBC; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 BBC-geared structural invariants; 4.3 Functional projections; 4.3.1 Parameterized directionality of complement selection for lexical C°; 4.3.2 Clause-final functional heads in German and other Germanic OV languages?; 4.4 The BBC and phrasal movement; 4.5 Expletive subjects; 4.6 Verb order -- 'messy' OV, 'tidy' VO?; 4.7 Summary and typological implications. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 5 The Germanic OV/VO split5.1 The puzzle; 5.2 Yiddish -- a syntactic time capsule; 5.3 OV, VO and the third kind; 5.4 Old Germanic languages are of Type III; 5.5 A synoptic look at alternative accounts; 5.6. It's a long way to OV/VO; 5.7 Summary; Appendix 5.1 A checklist of syntactic correlates of OV and VO, and the third type; What correlates directly with VO?; What correlates directly with OV?; What correlates directly with the third type (OV and OVO and VO)?; Appendix 5.2 Why [[V O] Aux] orders do not exist and the FoF constraint is covered by the BBC; 6 Adverbial positions in VO and in OV. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 6.1 Overview and introduction6.2 Structural availability of positions for adverbials; 6.2.1 Admissibility of low positions for 'high' adverbials in OV but not in VO; 6.2.2 Misidentified superiority effects for 'higher-order' wh-adverbials in VO; 6.2.3 Compactness of head-initial VPs excludes VP-internal adverb positions in VO; 6.2.4 The edge effect occurs only with VO structures and rules out pre-VP adverbials; 6.2.5 Expanded scope domains in OV (due to verb-clustering-triggered clause union); 6.3 At the semantics interface; 6.3.1 Syntactic identification and semantic integration. | |
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| spelling | Haider, Hubert. Symmetry breaking in syntax / Hubert Haider. Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012. 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Cambridge studies in linguistics ; 136 Includes bibliographical references and index. Print version record. A new theory of grammar which explores the old distinction between OV and VO languages and their underlying basic asymmetry. Cover; Symmetry Breaking in Syntax; Series; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; 1 What breaks the symmetry in syntactic structuring; 1.1 The asymmetry of syntax; 1.2 Symmetry breaking -- adaptation for time and dimension management; 1.3 Head first or head last -- costs and gains; 1.4 The OV/VO syndrome; 1.5 Counterproposals -- symmetry claims; 2 Linearizations are public, structures are private; 2.1 How grammars go public; 2.2 Grammars are friendly to the parser -- by chance and necessity; 2.3 If top down plus bottom up, then right-associative structures. 2.4 OV and VO -- the two ways of compromising for the benefit of the parser2.5 When performance meets UG, does form follow function?; 2.6 Summary; 3 BBC -- asymmetry in phrase structuring; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 The structure of complex lexical projections; 3.2.1 The facts; 3.2.2 The theoretical modelling; 3.3 On double-objects -- Larson's odyssey on his way to right-branching structures; 3.3.1 Data covered, theory missing; 3.3.2 Theory uncovered and data covered; 3.4 Stranded particles as indicators of V-positions in a VP-shell in VO; 3.5 Scrambling is an OV phenomenon. Slavic languages are Type III languages3.6 In sum: the asymmetry theory that is behind syntactic symmetry breaking, in a nutshell; Theoretical premises; 4 The cross-linguistic impact of the BBC; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 BBC-geared structural invariants; 4.3 Functional projections; 4.3.1 Parameterized directionality of complement selection for lexical C°; 4.3.2 Clause-final functional heads in German and other Germanic OV languages?; 4.4 The BBC and phrasal movement; 4.5 Expletive subjects; 4.6 Verb order -- 'messy' OV, 'tidy' VO?; 4.7 Summary and typological implications. 5 The Germanic OV/VO split5.1 The puzzle; 5.2 Yiddish -- a syntactic time capsule; 5.3 OV, VO and the third kind; 5.4 Old Germanic languages are of Type III; 5.5 A synoptic look at alternative accounts; 5.6. It's a long way to OV/VO; 5.7 Summary; Appendix 5.1 A checklist of syntactic correlates of OV and VO, and the third type; What correlates directly with VO?; What correlates directly with OV?; What correlates directly with the third type (OV and OVO and VO)?; Appendix 5.2 Why [[V O] Aux] orders do not exist and the FoF constraint is covered by the BBC; 6 Adverbial positions in VO and in OV. 6.1 Overview and introduction6.2 Structural availability of positions for adverbials; 6.2.1 Admissibility of low positions for 'high' adverbials in OV but not in VO; 6.2.2 Misidentified superiority effects for 'higher-order' wh-adverbials in VO; 6.2.3 Compactness of head-initial VPs excludes VP-internal adverb positions in VO; 6.2.4 The edge effect occurs only with VO structures and rules out pre-VP adverbials; 6.2.5 Expanded scope domains in OV (due to verb-clustering-triggered clause union); 6.3 At the semantics interface; 6.3.1 Syntactic identification and semantic integration. Germanic languages Syntax. German language Syntax. Parallelism (Linguistics) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85097829 Germanic languages Grammar, Comparative. German language Grammar, Comparative. Generative grammar. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85053821 Langues germaniques Syntaxe. Allemand (Langue) Syntaxe. Parallélisme (Linguistique) Langues germaniques Grammaire comparée. Allemand (Langue) Grammaire comparée. Grammaire générative. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY German. bisacsh Generative grammar fast German language Grammar, Comparative fast German language Syntax fast Germanic languages Grammar, Comparative fast Germanic languages Syntax fast Parallelism (Linguistics) fast Print version: Haider, Hubert. Symmetry breaking in syntax. Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2012 9781107017757 (DLC) 2012026427 (OCoLC)799252854 Cambridge studies in linguistics ; 136. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n42005709 FWS01 ZDB-4-EBA FWS_PDA_EBA https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&scope=site&db=nlebk&AN=508343 Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Haider, Hubert Symmetry breaking in syntax / Cambridge studies in linguistics ; Cover; Symmetry Breaking in Syntax; Series; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; 1 What breaks the symmetry in syntactic structuring; 1.1 The asymmetry of syntax; 1.2 Symmetry breaking -- adaptation for time and dimension management; 1.3 Head first or head last -- costs and gains; 1.4 The OV/VO syndrome; 1.5 Counterproposals -- symmetry claims; 2 Linearizations are public, structures are private; 2.1 How grammars go public; 2.2 Grammars are friendly to the parser -- by chance and necessity; 2.3 If top down plus bottom up, then right-associative structures. 2.4 OV and VO -- the two ways of compromising for the benefit of the parser2.5 When performance meets UG, does form follow function?; 2.6 Summary; 3 BBC -- asymmetry in phrase structuring; 3.1 Introduction; 3.2 The structure of complex lexical projections; 3.2.1 The facts; 3.2.2 The theoretical modelling; 3.3 On double-objects -- Larson's odyssey on his way to right-branching structures; 3.3.1 Data covered, theory missing; 3.3.2 Theory uncovered and data covered; 3.4 Stranded particles as indicators of V-positions in a VP-shell in VO; 3.5 Scrambling is an OV phenomenon. Slavic languages are Type III languages3.6 In sum: the asymmetry theory that is behind syntactic symmetry breaking, in a nutshell; Theoretical premises; 4 The cross-linguistic impact of the BBC; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 BBC-geared structural invariants; 4.3 Functional projections; 4.3.1 Parameterized directionality of complement selection for lexical C°; 4.3.2 Clause-final functional heads in German and other Germanic OV languages?; 4.4 The BBC and phrasal movement; 4.5 Expletive subjects; 4.6 Verb order -- 'messy' OV, 'tidy' VO?; 4.7 Summary and typological implications. 5 The Germanic OV/VO split5.1 The puzzle; 5.2 Yiddish -- a syntactic time capsule; 5.3 OV, VO and the third kind; 5.4 Old Germanic languages are of Type III; 5.5 A synoptic look at alternative accounts; 5.6. It's a long way to OV/VO; 5.7 Summary; Appendix 5.1 A checklist of syntactic correlates of OV and VO, and the third type; What correlates directly with VO?; What correlates directly with OV?; What correlates directly with the third type (OV and OVO and VO)?; Appendix 5.2 Why [[V O] Aux] orders do not exist and the FoF constraint is covered by the BBC; 6 Adverbial positions in VO and in OV. 6.1 Overview and introduction6.2 Structural availability of positions for adverbials; 6.2.1 Admissibility of low positions for 'high' adverbials in OV but not in VO; 6.2.2 Misidentified superiority effects for 'higher-order' wh-adverbials in VO; 6.2.3 Compactness of head-initial VPs excludes VP-internal adverb positions in VO; 6.2.4 The edge effect occurs only with VO structures and rules out pre-VP adverbials; 6.2.5 Expanded scope domains in OV (due to verb-clustering-triggered clause union); 6.3 At the semantics interface; 6.3.1 Syntactic identification and semantic integration. Germanic languages Syntax. German language Syntax. Parallelism (Linguistics) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85097829 Germanic languages Grammar, Comparative. German language Grammar, Comparative. Generative grammar. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85053821 Langues germaniques Syntaxe. Allemand (Langue) Syntaxe. Parallélisme (Linguistique) Langues germaniques Grammaire comparée. Allemand (Langue) Grammaire comparée. Grammaire générative. FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY German. bisacsh Generative grammar fast German language Grammar, Comparative fast German language Syntax fast Germanic languages Grammar, Comparative fast Germanic languages Syntax fast Parallelism (Linguistics) fast |
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