We present an analysis of adjuncts which, while based on the traditional binary adjunction schema, accommodates the phenomena that motivate the alternative Adjunct-as-Complement approach, such as adjunct extraction and case marking. The key idea is to enable the syntactic head (modifiee) to select for its modifier (adjunct) via the new valence feature dedicated for adjuncts, while leaving its values underspecified. Thus the selectional property of the modifiee percolates as well as that of the modifier, dispensing with the need to endow adjuncts a complement-like status.
While French degree words have been assigned several syntactic categories, we show that they are rat...
Structural priming, speakers’ tendency to reuse recently encountered syntactic structures, is enhanc...
Republié dans Benjamins Current Topics 43, 2012, pp. 117-140.International audienceThe present paper...
We present an analysis of adjuncts which, while based on the traditional binary adjunction schema, a...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a unified feature-based theory of complement, adjunct, and subje...
In this paper, we present a unified feature-based theory of complement, adjunct, and subject extract...
The primary aim in this paper is to propose a phrase structure for adjunction that is compatible wit...
In recent years, attempts to simplify the grammatical mechanisms used in syntax have led to proposal...
In DeArmond and Hedberg (1998) we showed there exists a distinction between primary and secondary co...
Three distinctions seem relevant for the scope properties of adverbs: their function (adjuncts or co...
The paper claims that in German and English five major classes of adjuncts have to be distinguished ...
Left-hand adjuncts of left-headed (= head-initial) phrases are constrained in a particular way. The ...
This paper is concerned with the structural position occupied by a subset of adjunct clauses, namely...
A significant number of natural language processing applications cannot work without syntactic parsi...
A significant number of natural language processing applications cannot work without syntactic parsi...
While French degree words have been assigned several syntactic categories, we show that they are rat...
Structural priming, speakers’ tendency to reuse recently encountered syntactic structures, is enhanc...
Republié dans Benjamins Current Topics 43, 2012, pp. 117-140.International audienceThe present paper...
We present an analysis of adjuncts which, while based on the traditional binary adjunction schema, a...
Abstract. In this paper, we present a unified feature-based theory of complement, adjunct, and subje...
In this paper, we present a unified feature-based theory of complement, adjunct, and subject extract...
The primary aim in this paper is to propose a phrase structure for adjunction that is compatible wit...
In recent years, attempts to simplify the grammatical mechanisms used in syntax have led to proposal...
In DeArmond and Hedberg (1998) we showed there exists a distinction between primary and secondary co...
Three distinctions seem relevant for the scope properties of adverbs: their function (adjuncts or co...
The paper claims that in German and English five major classes of adjuncts have to be distinguished ...
Left-hand adjuncts of left-headed (= head-initial) phrases are constrained in a particular way. The ...
This paper is concerned with the structural position occupied by a subset of adjunct clauses, namely...
A significant number of natural language processing applications cannot work without syntactic parsi...
A significant number of natural language processing applications cannot work without syntactic parsi...
While French degree words have been assigned several syntactic categories, we show that they are rat...
Structural priming, speakers’ tendency to reuse recently encountered syntactic structures, is enhanc...
Republié dans Benjamins Current Topics 43, 2012, pp. 117-140.International audienceThe present paper...