Cette série rassemble des essais fondamentaux de certains des linguistes les plus influents des dernières décennies. Chaque volume se concentre sur le travail d'un érudit éminent, rendant ses contributions les plus significatives à la linguistique accessibles en un seul endroit pour la première fois. Elle constitue une ressource inestimable pour les étudiants, les universitaires et toute personne intéressée par une compréhension plus approfondie de l'évolution de la théorie linguistique moderne. Cette collection offre un compendium de réflexions qui ont façonné notre compréhension du langage.
Focusing on generative linguistics, this book explores typological questions regarding word order and the syntax of relative clauses. The first section examines various aspects of word order, while the second part delves into the intricacies of relative clauses, providing insights from a well-known linguist. Through these articles, the author presents a comprehensive analysis that enhances the understanding of syntax in different languages.
The book compiles the author's pivotal contributions to generative grammar, offering a comprehensive exploration of key theories in linguistics. Through a collection of significant works, it delves into the intricacies of language structure and the underlying principles that govern linguistic expression, making it a valuable resource for scholars and students in the field.
Focusing on the syntax of agreement, this volume presents a collection of essays that explore its significance in linguistic theory, particularly within the minimalist framework. The contributors analyze how agreement has become a central construct in recent linguistic research, while Boeckx aims to establish both formal and substantive universals related to agreement. This work delves into the complexities of linguistic structures and their theoretical implications, highlighting the evolving understanding of agreement in modern linguistics.
Focusing on grammatical architecture through a minimalist lens, this collection features 13 papers that delve into the structures of phrases, clauses, clitics, and derivations. By utilizing examples from various languages, the author illustrates key principles of syntax and structure, offering insights into the complexities of language formation and the underlying minimalist theories.
The book delves into the intricate relationship between syntax, case marking, and argument structure, presenting new analyses by Miyagawa. It explores topics such as numeral quantifier stranding, ditransitive constructions, and the nominative/genitive alternation. Additionally, it offers a syntactic perspective on lexical and syntactic causatives, along with historical changes in accusative case marking from Old to Modern Japanese. These analyses highlight the interconnectedness of case marking, argument structure, and word order in linguistic theory.
Subjects, Agreement, Case and Clitics
This collection showcases the finest work of Dominique Sportiche, featuring essays that are newly published and not previously available. It highlights his contributions to the field, offering fresh insights and perspectives that reflect his expertise and thought-provoking ideas.
The book presents a collection of papers that explore the growing interconnection between formal syntax and neurolinguistics. Moro highlights how insights from neurolinguistics are increasingly reliant on the theoretical foundations established in formal syntax, suggesting that empirical questions in neurolinguistics can only be fully addressed through this theoretical lens. This work emphasizes the importance of integrating these two domains to advance understanding in both fields.
Perspectives from Romance Languages
The study highlights the innovative research of Johan Rooryck, focusing on the interplay between syntax and semantics in both matrix and embedded sentences. It offers valuable insights into how these elements interact, showcasing the complexity and depth of linguistic structure.