Add to ORKGGapping constructions, as in (1), have long been known to be ambiguous between wide scope (1-a) and distributive scope (1-b) interpretations (Siegel, 1987). Nevertheless, extant analyses of gapping which posit that Gapping occurs in just one syntactic configuration fail to account for this ambiguity. (1) James shouldn’t order caviar and Mary chili
This paper investigates gaps in degree phrases with too, as in John is too rich [for the monastery t...
We report three eye-movement experiments that investigated whether alternative syntactic analyses co...
We report three eye-movement experiments that investigated whether alternative syntactic analyses co...
Gapping constructions, as in (1), have long been known to be ambiguous between wide scope (1-a) and ...
A number of coordinate constructions in natural languages conjoin sequences which do not appear to c...
Some languages move wh/focus-phrases to a clause internal position, which can be identified as Spec,...
We argue that the gapping-like constructions in the nominal domain (nominal gapping: NG) and regular...
2Structural economy in the processing and representation of gapping sentences Abstract. The processi...
Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session an...
In a series of papers Kubota and Levine give an account of gapping and determiner gapping in terms o...
International audienceThe analysis of gapping still leaves many questions open. At least three aspec...
Includes bibliographical references (p. [235]-261) and index.Introduction -- The problem and outline...
This squib supports Kyle Johnson’s contention that ellipsis is not involved in gapping. However, I n...
This paper discusses the No Embedding Constraint, considered to be a strong syntactic constraint on ...
This article takes as its point of departure Neijt’s (1979) claim that gapping is a rule of syntax w...
This paper investigates gaps in degree phrases with too, as in John is too rich [for the monastery t...
We report three eye-movement experiments that investigated whether alternative syntactic analyses co...
We report three eye-movement experiments that investigated whether alternative syntactic analyses co...
Gapping constructions, as in (1), have long been known to be ambiguous between wide scope (1-a) and ...
A number of coordinate constructions in natural languages conjoin sequences which do not appear to c...
Some languages move wh/focus-phrases to a clause internal position, which can be identified as Spec,...
We argue that the gapping-like constructions in the nominal domain (nominal gapping: NG) and regular...
2Structural economy in the processing and representation of gapping sentences Abstract. The processi...
Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Meeting of the Berkeley Linguistics Society: General Session an...
In a series of papers Kubota and Levine give an account of gapping and determiner gapping in terms o...
International audienceThe analysis of gapping still leaves many questions open. At least three aspec...
Includes bibliographical references (p. [235]-261) and index.Introduction -- The problem and outline...
This squib supports Kyle Johnson’s contention that ellipsis is not involved in gapping. However, I n...
This paper discusses the No Embedding Constraint, considered to be a strong syntactic constraint on ...
This article takes as its point of departure Neijt’s (1979) claim that gapping is a rule of syntax w...
This paper investigates gaps in degree phrases with too, as in John is too rich [for the monastery t...
We report three eye-movement experiments that investigated whether alternative syntactic analyses co...
We report three eye-movement experiments that investigated whether alternative syntactic analyses co...