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503. Conclusion

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Toivonen, Ida, den Dikken, Marcel, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, and Toivonen, Ida

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2003
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506. Empirical Motivation

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Toivonen, Ida, den Dikken, Marcel, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, and Toivonen, Ida

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2003
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509. Introduction

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Toivonen, Ida, den Dikken, Marcel, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, and Toivonen, Ida

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2003
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511. Phrase Structure

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Toivonen, Ida, den Dikken, Marcel, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, and Toivonen, Ida

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2003
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513. Conclusion

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Pereltsvaig, Asya, Dikken, Marcel den, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, Cinque, Guglielmo, editor, Georgopoulos, Carol, editor, Grimshaw, Jane, editor, Kenstowicz, Michael, editor, Koopman, Hilda, editor, Lasnik, Howard, editor, Marantz, Alec, editor, McCarthy, John J., editor, Roberts, Ian, editor, and Pereltsvaig, Asya

Published
2007
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514. Conclusion

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McDonough, Joyce, den Dikken, Marcel, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, Cinque, Guglielmo, editor, Georgopoulos, Carol, editor, Grimshaw, Jane, editor, Kenstowicz, Michael, editor, Koopman, Hilda, editor, Lasnik, Howard, editor, Marantz, Alec, editor, McCarthy, John J., editor, Roberts, Ian, editor, and McDonough, Joyce

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2003
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515. Introduction

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Camacho, José, den Dikken, Marcel, editor, Haegeman, Liliane, editor, Maling, Joan, editor, and Camacho, José

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2003
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516. Formal Perspectives on Secondary Predication

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den Dikken, Marcel and Kishimoto, Hideki

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Secondary Predication, Depictives, Resultatives, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2A Indo-European languages::2AC Germanic and Scandinavian languages::2ACB English, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2A Indo-European languages::2AC Germanic and Scandinavian languages::2ACD Dutch, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2A Indo-European languages::2AD Romance, Italic and Rhaeto-Romanic languages::2ADF French, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2A Indo-European languages::2AD Romance, Italic and Rhaeto-Romanic languages::2ADS Spanish, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2F Ural-Altaic and Hyperborean languages::2FC Finno-Ugric languages::2FCM Hungarian (Magyar), thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2G East and Southeast Asian languages::2GD Sino-Tibetan languages::2GDC Chinese, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2G East and Southeast Asian languages::2GJ Japanese, thema EDItEUR::2 Language qualifiers::2G East and Southeast Asian languages::2GK Korean, thema EDItEUR::C Language and Linguistics::CF Linguistics::CFF Historical and comparative linguistics, thema EDItEUR::C Language and Linguistics::CF Linguistics::CFG Semantics, discourse analysis, stylistics, thema EDItEUR::C Language and Linguistics::CF Linguistics::CFK Grammar, syntax and morphology
Abstract

This volume aims to look into the spectrum of secondary predication, and provide solutions from formal theoretical perspectives for the issues surrounding its syntax and semantics that are raised by secondary predication constructions, both individually and as a package, aided by thorough investigation of the empirical facts of secondary predication in a variety of typologically unrelated languages.

Published
2024
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517. Being Progressive Is Just A Phase: celebrating the uniqueness of progressive aspect under a phase-based analysis

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William Harwood and den Dikken, Marcel

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SELECTION, Linguistics and Language, Existential Constructions, media_common.quotation_subject, VP, EXPLETIVES, Idioms, Languages and Literatures, Language and Linguistics, ARGUMENT, Philosophy of language, MOVEMENT, Projection (mathematics), Selection (linguistics), Uniqueness, Syntax, Argument (linguistics), Phase Theory, Mathematics, media_common, ENGLISH, Hierarchy, CONSTITUENT STRUCTURE, Ellipsis (linguistics), Linguistics, Progressive Aspect, Ellipsis, Identity (philosophy), OBJECTS, Fronting, QUANTIFIERS
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The identity of phasal boundaries has mostly been considered in light of minimal CP-TP-vP-VP structures. The question this paper addresses is where the clause-internal phase boundary lies in light of more complex structures in which as- pectual projections intervene between TP and vP. I claim progressive aspect to be unique amongst aspectual forms in English in that it is part of the clause-internal phase, whilst perfect aspect and all higher functional items are contained within the CP/TP phase. This claim accounts for many peculiar quirks of progressive aspect in English, namely in VP ellipsis, fronting phenomena, idioms and existential construc- tions. On the theoretical front I argue that this division in the aspectual hierarchy is best understood through a variable approach to phases in which the highest projection within a sub-numeration acts as the phase, irrespective of what that projection is. This denies vP of its exclusivity as the clause-internal phase, and allows the progressive layer to project the phase when present. This approach generally sits in line with the move towards a dynamic understanding of phases, as per Bobaljik and Wurmbrand (2005), Wurmbrand (2012, 2013) and Bošković (2013, 2014). ispartof: Natural Language & Linguistic Theory vol:33 issue:2 pages:523-573 status: published

Published
2015

518. The Attractions of Agreement: Why Person Is Different.

Author

den Dikken M

Abstract

This paper establishes the generalization that whenever agreement with the finite verb is controlled by a constituent that is not in a Spec-Head relation with the inflectional head of the clause, this agreement cannot affect person . A syntactic representation for person inside the noun phrase and on the clausal spine is proposed which, in conjunction with the workings of agreement and concord, accommodates this empirical generalization and derives Baker's Structural Condition on Person Agreement. The proposal also provides an explanation for the φ-feature agreement facts of specificational copular sentences. The paper places its findings on person vs. number agreement in the context of recent psycho- and neuro-linguistic investigation of number/person dissociation.

Published
2019
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