This book locates the Minimalist Program (MP) in the larger Generative enterprise. It shows how MP follows from this larger Chomskyan program and extends it by adopting a principle, the Fundamental Principle of Grammar, that requires all grammatical dependencies be Merge Mediated. It should amuse anyone interested in contemporary syntactic theory.
This book locates the Minimalist Program (MP) in the larger Generative enterprise. It shows how MP follows from this larger Chomskyan program and extends it by adopting a principle, the Fundamental Principle of Grammar, that requires all grammatical dependencies be Merge Mediated. It should amuse anyone interested in contemporary syntactic theory.
Norbert Hornstein is Professor Emeritus in Linguistics University of Maryland, College Park. He has written several books on Minimalist Syntax including A Theory of Syntax (2008), Move! (2001), and Understanding Minimalism (2005, with Nunes and Grohmann).
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Abbreviations Preface Introduction 1. A Whig history of generative grammar 2. Tools and particulars 3. Adding labels 4. Construal and the extended merge hypothesis (1): A-chain dependencies 5. Construal and the extended merge hypothesis (2): A-chain dependencies 6. A partial wrap up and segue 7. Labels 8. Odds and ends 9. Conclusion.
Abbreviations Preface Introduction 1. A Whig history of generative grammar 2. Tools and particulars 3. Adding labels 4. Construal and the extended merge hypothesis (1): A-chain dependencies 5. Construal and the extended merge hypothesis (2): A-chain dependencies 6. A partial wrap up and segue 7. Labels 8. Odds and ends 9. Conclusion.
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