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  1. A Panorama of South Asian Relatives: A Case of Structural Convergence, Divergence, Innovation and Syntactic Change

    This paper attempts to study variation, structural commonalities and innovations made in the formation of full-fledged (the wh-type of English) and...
    Karumuri V. Subbarao in Variation in South Asian Languages
    Chapter 2023
  2. Last but not least: a comparative perspective on right dislocation in Alasha Mongolian

    The primary goal of this paper is to understand the information structure of right dislocation (RD). I report a variation in RD in Asian languages...

    Tommy Tsz-Ming Lee in Journal of East Asian Linguistics
    Article 02 December 2023
  3. The right node raising analysis of coordinated wh-questions in Japanese

    In this paper, I argue for the right node raising (RNR) analysis of coordinated wh -questions in Japanese, according to which verbs or their larger...

    Article 08 July 2023
  4. Dutch preposition stranding and ellipsis: ‘Merchant’s Wrinkle’ ironed out

    This paper provides an explanation for the unexpected ban on preposition stranding by wh -R-pronouns under sluicing in Dutch. After showing that...

    James Griffiths, Güliz Güneş, ... Jason Merchant in The Journal of Comparative Germanic Linguistics
    Article Open access 01 October 2021
  5. Prioritising: Subordination and Information Structure in Poems

    This chapter addressesSubordination the question of why syntactic structure is important in poems and how the TCF of PrioritisingPrioritising...
    Chapter 2022
  6. On the absence of low focus movement in Brazilian Portuguese

    A number of works have assumed the existence of so-called “low focus movement” in Brazilian Portuguese, that is, focus-driven movement to a...

    Article 06 June 2023
  7. Moving on 1: A Holistic Review of Chaps. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 Based on Narrative 2

    In this chapter we begin work on our second narrative A Woman’s College from the Outside by Virginia Woolf (1926). The chapter explores the narrative...
    Susan Lavender, Stavroula Varella in Grammar in Literature
    Chapter 2022
  8. Presupposition

    In the pilot of the American TV series Newsroom, a sophomore from Northwestern University asks the three guests: Can you say why America is the...
    Mingyou **ang, Mian Jia, **aohui Bu in Introduction to Pragmatics
    Chapter 2024
  9. The External Syntax of Conditional Clauses

    The chapter looks at the typology of conditional clauses against the background of the wider typology of adverbial clauses, focusing on their...
    Liliane Haegeman, Manuela Schönenberger in Conditionals
    Chapter 2023
  10. Predicate fronting in Yiddish and conditions on multiple copy Spell-Out

    Predicate fronting with doubling (also known as the predicate cleft ) has long been a challenge for theories of syntax that do not predict the...

    Article Open access 26 March 2021
  11. P-omission in ellipsis in Spanish: Evidence for syntactic identity

    In this paper I discuss apparent violations to the P(reposition)-Stranding Generalization (Merchant 2001 ) in Spanish, a language that does not allow...

    Article 14 January 2022
  12. Studies in Chinese Phonetics

    The experimental study of Chinese phonetics started in the early twentieth century in the context of a long philological tradition in China. Its...
    Reference work entry 2022
  13. Knowing, Again: Non-reducibility of Responsive Predicates

    In the previous chapter, I have focused on three classes of responsive predicates/particles from cross-linguistic data—English predicates of...
    Chapter 2022
  14. ‘Doing expertise’: linguistic standardization in early modern Romance expert cultures

    For more than thirty years, there has been an increasing interest in “alternative language histories” (Elspaß 2021: 94). Rather than concentrating on...
    Chapter 2023
  15. The Configuration Theory

    In the traditional era, the issue of stylistic devices was tackled by the Dictionary theory. According to this theory, the core meaning of a word is...
    Zeki Hamawand in English Stylistics
    Chapter 2023
  16. Tasks in Language Acquisition Research: More Than What Meets the Blinking Eye

    The paper reviews tasks used for studying children’s language acquisition—judgement methods (grammaticality/acceptability judgements, yes–no/truth...
    Shruti Sircar, Lina Mukhopadhyay in Task-Based Language Teaching and Assessment
    Chapter 2021
  17. The Conceptualization Theory

    In the traditional era, the issue of meaning was tackled by the Reference Theory. According to this theory, meaning is regarded as objective in...
    Zeki Hamawand in English Stylistics
    Chapter 2023
  18. Alluding: Implying and Assuming in Poems

    Two of the original TCFs from critical stylisticsCritical stylistics that most obviously border on the pragmaticPragmatic meaning are...
    Chapter 2022
  19. Aphasia, Sub-Sentential Speeches and Pragmatic Enrichment

    This chapter explores various issues about agrammatism, aiming to identify a unifying factor that elucidates the underlying problems of aphasia. Due...
    Chapter 2023
  20. The Battle of Brunanburh: The Lanchester Hypothesis

    The location of the battle of Brunanburh in 937 remains a source of disagreement among investigators. In recent years many places have been...

    Paul Cavill in Neophilologus
    Article Open access 09 January 2023
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