Add to ORKGMany languages exhibit what have come to be known as ‘LF intervention effects’, in which a certain class of ‘quantificational ’ expressions (i.e., ‘interveners’) is prohibited from occupying surface positions that c-command Wh-phrases. The following are some examples from Japanese
The Third Position for a Wh-Phrase* It is well known that at least in some languages wh-phrases unde...
Intervention effects in Turkish wh-questions can be obviated by the overt movement of the wh-phrase ...
Intervention effects visible in many natural languages have been a lively issue in the syntactic and...
The most recent trend in the studies of LF intervention effects makes crucial reference to focusing ...
The exploration on wh-intervention effects generally suffers from distributional variations. For exa...
(2004) point out that in Mandarin Chinese the intervention effect is also observed for wh-adverbs, t...
Abstract I investigate the Intervention Effect in Late Archaic Chinese (LAC) and mode...
In this paper, we investigate focus intervention effects in Mandarin multiple wh-questions, showing ...
In this talk, I will review some of the recent analyses of LF intervention effects (and to some exte...
[[abstract]]This study starts out from a re-investigation into the issue of covert wh- movement wit...
This paper presents an alternative approach to intervention effects by arguing that intervention eff...
• Certain in-situ wh-questions in Japanese appear to show wh-island effects. Notably, these effects ...
Contra previous uniform approaches for wh-phrases, the current paper argues that there is a clear as...
This paper discusses focus ambiguities caused with Japanese focus particles, such as -sae ‘even’ and...
In this paper, I present an explicit analysis of association with focus in Japanese. The proposed fo...
The Third Position for a Wh-Phrase* It is well known that at least in some languages wh-phrases unde...
Intervention effects in Turkish wh-questions can be obviated by the overt movement of the wh-phrase ...
Intervention effects visible in many natural languages have been a lively issue in the syntactic and...
The most recent trend in the studies of LF intervention effects makes crucial reference to focusing ...
The exploration on wh-intervention effects generally suffers from distributional variations. For exa...
(2004) point out that in Mandarin Chinese the intervention effect is also observed for wh-adverbs, t...
Abstract I investigate the Intervention Effect in Late Archaic Chinese (LAC) and mode...
In this paper, we investigate focus intervention effects in Mandarin multiple wh-questions, showing ...
In this talk, I will review some of the recent analyses of LF intervention effects (and to some exte...
[[abstract]]This study starts out from a re-investigation into the issue of covert wh- movement wit...
This paper presents an alternative approach to intervention effects by arguing that intervention eff...
• Certain in-situ wh-questions in Japanese appear to show wh-island effects. Notably, these effects ...
Contra previous uniform approaches for wh-phrases, the current paper argues that there is a clear as...
This paper discusses focus ambiguities caused with Japanese focus particles, such as -sae ‘even’ and...
In this paper, I present an explicit analysis of association with focus in Japanese. The proposed fo...
The Third Position for a Wh-Phrase* It is well known that at least in some languages wh-phrases unde...
Intervention effects in Turkish wh-questions can be obviated by the overt movement of the wh-phrase ...
Intervention effects visible in many natural languages have been a lively issue in the syntactic and...