Diagnosing Syntax -

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Résumé :

• 1: Lisa Lai-Shen Cheng and Norbert Corver: Syntactic Diagnostics in the Study of Human Language


• Part I: Head Movement


• 2: Christer Platzack: Head Movement as a Phonological Operation


• 3: Heidi Harley: Getting Morphemes in Order: affixation and head movement


• 4: Naama Friedmann: Verb Movement to C: from agrammatic aphasias to syntactic analysis


• 5: Jochen Zeller: In Defence of Head Movement: evidence from Bantu


• 6: Heidi Harley: Diagnosing Head Movement


• Part II: Phrasal Movement


• 7: David Pesetsky: Phrasal Movement and its DIscontents: diseases and diagnoses


• 8: Winfried Lechner: Diagnosing Covert Movement: the Duke of York reconstruction


• 9: Hamida Demirdache: Arguments for LD Movement in LD Questions in Child Language


• 10: Maria Polinsky and Eric Potsdam: Diagnosing Covert A-movement


• 11: Winfried Lechner: Diagnosing XP Movement


• Part III: Agreement


• 12: Sandra Chung: The Syntactic Relations Behind Agreement


• 13: Ora Matushansky: Gender Confusion


• 14: Maria Teresa Guasti: Agreement in the Production of Subject and Object wh-questions


• 15: Jamal Ouhalla: Agreement Unified: Arabic


• 16: Maria Teresa Guasti and Ora Matushansky: Diagnosing Agreement


• Part IV: Anaphora


• 17: Martin Everaert and Elena Anagnostopoulou: Identifying Anaphoric Dependencies


• 18: Chris Tancredi: Condition B


• 19: Sergey Avrutin and Sergio Baauw: A Processing View on Agrammatism


• 20: Norvin Richards: Tagalog Anaphora


• 21: martin Everaert: Diagnosing Anaphora


• Part V: Ellipsis


• 22: Jason Merchant: Polarity Item Under Ellipsis


• 23: Susanne Winkler: Syntactic Diagnostics for Extraction of Focus From Ellipsis Site


• 24: Lyn Frazier: A Recycling Approach to Processing Ellipsis


• 25: Jeroen van Craenenbroeck and Anik?? Lipt??k: What Sluicing Can do, What it Can't, and in Which Language: on the cross-linguistic syntax of ellipsis


• 26: Jason Merchant: Diagnosing Ellipsis