This book investigates a set of marginal syntactic structures which have been singularly influential in the development of generative theory, spotlighting lesser-studied languages of the Indic family while emphasizing implications for linguistic theory more broadly.
This book investigates a set of marginal syntactic structures which have been singularly influential in the development of generative theory, spotlighting lesser-studied languages of the Indic family while emphasizing implications for linguistic theory more broadly.
Emily Manetta is an Associate Professor of Linguistics and Chair of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Vermont, USA.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction: Marginality, Two Ways 2. Parasitc Gaps Redux: PGs in Hindi-Urdu and Kashmiri 3. 'Won't You Please Leave?': Marginal Polar Questions in Kashmiri 4. Resumptive Pronouns in Romani Relatives 5. When, How, and Why: Multiple wh- Questions and Sluicing in Kashmiri 6. Reading Carefully: Adverbs and Negation Under Ellipsis 7. Conclusion: Where Many Roads Lead
1. Introduction: Marginality, Two Ways 2. Parasitc Gaps Redux: PGs in Hindi-Urdu and Kashmiri 3. 'Won't You Please Leave?': Marginal Polar Questions in Kashmiri 4. Resumptive Pronouns in Romani Relatives 5. When, How, and Why: Multiple wh- Questions and Sluicing in Kashmiri 6. Reading Carefully: Adverbs and Negation Under Ellipsis 7. Conclusion: Where Many Roads Lead
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