Sentential Negation in FrenchOxford University Press, USA, 26 aug. 1998 - 256 pagini This is the first full-length study of sentential negation phenomena in French. Paul Rowlett assesses, from a generative perspective, the respective contribution made to the expression of clausal polarity by ne, pas, and elements such as jamais and personne. His conclusions have far-reaching implications, leading to the controversial hypothesis that, despite widespread belief, French is not a negative concord language. |
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... overt or not . In both cases , the verb is marked finite . This clearly suggests that agreement and tense are independent of each other . Pollock's Split - Infl hypothesis is one possible way of articulating that independence . Chomsky ...
... overt or not . In both cases , the verb is marked finite . This clearly suggests that agreement and tense are independent of each other . Pollock's Split - Infl hypothesis is one possible way of articulating that independence . Chomsky ...
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... overt pre - verbal subject and if , as be- lieved by many ( e.g. , Hyams 1986 ) , it is indeed the case that UG favors minimal derivations . " In contrast , the verbs avoir , être , and aller , which characteristi- cally do not fail to ...
... overt pre - verbal subject and if , as be- lieved by many ( e.g. , Hyams 1986 ) , it is indeed the case that UG favors minimal derivations . " In contrast , the verbs avoir , être , and aller , which characteristi- cally do not fail to ...
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... overt verbal morphology is not as rich in French as it is in Italian , it is also the case in French that , where tense and agreement suffixes can be distin- guished , tense is closer to the root than agreement : ( 13 ) French : a ...
... overt verbal morphology is not as rich in French as it is in Italian , it is also the case in French that , where tense and agreement suffixes can be distin- guished , tense is closer to the root than agreement : ( 13 ) French : a ...
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... overt , that is , learnable , morphological property of the lower head , namely T ° in Belletti's ( 1990 ) model . 13. But see Chomsky ( 1995b ) for an alternative view of abstract Case . discussed in section 1.1.3 and would deprive the ...
... overt , that is , learnable , morphological property of the lower head , namely T ° in Belletti's ( 1990 ) model . 13. But see Chomsky ( 1995b ) for an alternative view of abstract Case . discussed in section 1.1.3 and would deprive the ...
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Cuprins
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The Negative Marker | 40 |
Jespersens Generalization | 86 |
Other Negative Adverbs | 138 |
Negative Arguments | 169 |
References | 207 |
Index | 225 |
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A'-binding AFFECT criterion AgrS AgrSP analysis argued assume bears the feature c-command chapter clitic co-occur conclude configuration constituent contexts contrast direct object discussed in section elements example expletive fact feature NEG finite verb footnote functional head given grammatical guère Haegeman Haitian Creole infinitival modal inflectional inherently negative interpretation Italian jamais Jean Jean-Yves Pollock Jespersen's Kayne lexical infinitives licensed livres Louisiana Creole mark sentential negation modal verbs Modern French Mood morphological NC language Neg Criterion nega negative adverbs negative arguments Negative Cycle negative doubling negative marker negative operator negative quantifiers NegP ni-NPIs no-one nominal quantifiers non-NC language NumP occupies SpecNegP operator in SpecNegP overt personne Pollock post-verbal predict Progovac pronouns proposed pseudopartitive QàD Québécois raise to SpecNegP relevant Rizzi S-structure scope souvent Spec spec-head agreement spec-head relationship SpecCP suggest syntactic syntax tion tive tout true imperatives ungrammaticality Verb Movement VP-adjoined West Flemish Zanuttini
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Pagina 96 - Les langues suivent ainsi une sorte de developpement en spirale: elles ajoutent des mots accessoires pour obtenir une expression intense; ces mots s'affaiblissent, se degradent et tombent au niveau de simples outils grammaticaux ; on ajoute de nouveaux mots ou des mots differents en vue de 1'expression; I'affaiblissement recommence, et ainsi sans fin.
Pagina 99 - There is one very important observation to be made, without which I do not think that we shall be able to understand the matter, namely that repeated negation [NC] becomes an habitual phenomenon in those languages only in which the ordinary negative element is comparatively small in phonetic bulk...
Pagina 37 - A' specifier position at LF. I would now like to state this scope requirement as resulting from the fact that such affective operators must fulfil at the appropriate level of representation...
Pagina 105 - Does not everything we see about us testify to the power of Divine Providence?
Pagina 11 - The Mirror Principle Morphological derivations must directly reflect syntactic derivations (and vice versa).
Pagina 99 - NC] becomes an habitual phenomenon in those languages only in which the ordinary negative element is comparatively small in phonetic bulk.... If this repetition is rarer in modern English and German than it was formerly, one of the reasons probably is that the fuller negative not and nicht have taken the place of the smaller ne and en.
Pagina 118 - A reflexive R must be bound in the domain D containing R and an X-bar compatible SUBJECT. If R is an X° (morphologically simple) reflexive, then its SUBJECTS are X° categories only, ie, Agr (as the only salient (c-commanding) head with pronominal features).
Pagina 171 - Empty Category Principle (ECP) A nonpronominal empty category must be properly governed...
Pagina 86 - In this connexion it is interesting and important to observe that repeated negation becomes an habitual phenomenon in those languages only in which the ordinary negative element is comparatively small in phonetic bulk : ne or n- in Old English and Russian.
Pagina 37 - The AFFECT criterion: a. Each AFFECTIVE X° must be in a spec-head relationship with an AFFECTIVE operator. b. Each AFFECTIVE operator must be in a spec-head relationship with an AFFECTIVE X°.