Remarks on Beck's Effects: Linearity in Syntax

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Apr 2003 United Kingdom English Publisher:MIT Press - JournalsJournal:Linguistic Inquiry, volume 34, pages 314-323 (issn: 0024-3892, eissn: 1530-9150,

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Authors: Tanaka, H.;

doi: 10.1162/ling.2003.34.2.314

Remarks on Beck's Effects: Linearity in Syntax

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Le japonais et le coreen presentent le meme contraste : une phrase qui a un item de polarite negative sujet et un syntagme-wh objet in situ est non grammaticale, mais la meme phrase qui a subi un scrambling est grammaticale. Dans cette note, l'A. montre en quoi son analyse du phenomene realisee en 1997 est superieure a celle de Beck et Kim (1997)

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