This book proposes a new model of syntax, in which all the fundamental units and properties of syntax are rethought.
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Cedric Boeckx is Research Professor at ICREA (The Catalan Institute for Advanced Studies) and a member of the Department of Linguistics at Universitat de Barcelona.
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