This book is a study on how grammar relates syntax and phonology. It proposes a constraint on the pronunciation of structures created by movement, and provides arguments supporting the proposal based on distributional and interpretational facts drawn from different languages including Chinese, English, Dutch, German, Hebrew, Norwegian, Swedish, and Vietnamese.
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Tue Trinh, Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft (ZAS), Berlin, Germany.
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Hardback. Condition: New. 1st. Natural language differs from artificial ones in having the "displacement property," allowing expressions to "move" from one position to another in the sentence. The mapping from syntax to phonology, therefore, must include rules specifying how objects created by movement are pronounced, or in technical jargon, how chains are linearized. One of these rules is Copy Deletion. The present study investigates the structural description of Copy Deletion. Specifically, it proposes a phrase geometric constraint on its application. The proposal is corroborated by empirical arguments based on distributional and interpretational facts concerning predicate clefts, NP-Splits, and head ordering patterns. The data are drawn from languages of different types and families including Chinese, English, Dutch, German, Hebrew, Norwegian, Swedish, and Vietnamese. The book, thus, contributes to our understanding of a crucial property of natural language and should be of relevance to readers who are interested in the cross-linguistic approach to Universal Grammar research. Seller Inventory # LU-9783110634471
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Buch. Condition: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Natural language differs from artificial ones in having the 'displacement property,' allowing expressions to 'move' from one position to another in the sentence. The mapping from syntax to phonology, therefore, must include rules specifying how objects created by movement are pronounced, or in technical jargon, how chains are linearized. One of these rules is Copy Deletion. The present study investigates the structural description of Copy Deletion. Specifically, it proposes a phrase geometric constraint on its application. The proposal is corroborated by empirical arguments based on distributional and interpretational facts concerning predicate clefts, NP-Splits, and head ordering patterns. The data are drawn from languages of different types and families including Chinese, English, Dutch, German, Hebrew, Norwegian, Swedish, and Vietnamese. The book, thus, contributes to our understanding of a crucial property of natural language and should be of relevance to readers who are interested in the cross-linguistic approach to Universal Grammar research. 144 pp. Englisch. Seller Inventory # 9783110634471