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In general, phrasal expressions occur either in Specifier or Complement
positions. ... In both instances the determiner, as the referential expression,
occupies the Specifier ofa functional projection, either [Spec, DP] or [Spec, IP]. (
30) a.
In general, phrasal expressions occur either in Specifier or Complement
positions. ... In both instances the determiner, as the referential expression,
occupies the Specifier ofa functional projection, either [Spec, DP] or [Spec, IP]. (
30) a.
Page 129
It follows that ifpro in argument position enters into a relation with a nominal
expression, it may do so in one of two ways. If the nominal is a potential argument
-type expression, e.g. a DP, then the <pro, DP> relation maybe licensed via ...
It follows that ifpro in argument position enters into a relation with a nominal
expression, it may do so in one of two ways. If the nominal is a potential argument
-type expression, e.g. a DP, then the <pro, DP> relation maybe licensed via ...
Page 132
In addition, the existence of nominal predicate constructions establishes that DPs
are not inherently argument-type expressions, again contra Baker (1996). Rather,
a DP is potentially an argument-type expression or a predicate-type ...
In addition, the existence of nominal predicate constructions establishes that DPs
are not inherently argument-type expressions, again contra Baker (1996). Rather,
a DP is potentially an argument-type expression or a predicate-type ...
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SYLVIE BERBAUM | 14 |
LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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