Add to ORKGIn this paper I present a base-generated analysis of Stylistic Fronting in Icelandic, assimilating the construction to a sub-type of V2. I argue that the base-generated approach provides an account of many of the properties of Stylistic Fronting that have been elusive under previous (transformational) accounts, and does so without the need for extra projections or extra mechanisms. The analysis is presented in the framework of Lexical-Functional Grammar, which allows flexibility of head-positioning without recourse to movement operations
The status of Old Icelandic with respect to (argument) configurationality was hotly debated in the e...
The status of Old Icelandic with respect to (argument) configurationality was hotly debated in the e...
This paper discusses topicality in Icelandic grammar as realized in several phenomena: referential t...
This paper presents a novel analysis of the discourse properties of the phenomenon called "Stylistic...
This paper presents a novel analysis of the discourse properties of the phenomenon called "Stylistic...
Stylistic Fronting (SF) is a process that fronts various types of non-subjects to the preverbal posi...
With the exception of Icelandic and to some extent Faroese, Stylistic Fronting has disappeared from ...
In the two papers presented here, I deal with fronting constructions in Icelandic, in particular Sub...
With the exception of Icelandic and to some extent Faroese, Stylistic Fronting has disappeared from ...
Across the Germanic language family, we find a type of movement traditionally termed topicalization,...
Across the Germanic language family, we find a type of movement traditionally termed topicalization,...
This paper presents a novel analysis of the phenomenon of stylistic fronting in Ice-landic. It is ar...
The occurrence of V1 declaratives in Icelandic has attracted much attention in the generative litera...
The occurrence of V1 declaratives in Icelandic has attracted much attention in the generative litera...
The occurrence of V1 declaratives in Icelandic has attracted much attention in the generative litera...
The status of Old Icelandic with respect to (argument) configurationality was hotly debated in the e...
The status of Old Icelandic with respect to (argument) configurationality was hotly debated in the e...
This paper discusses topicality in Icelandic grammar as realized in several phenomena: referential t...
This paper presents a novel analysis of the discourse properties of the phenomenon called "Stylistic...
This paper presents a novel analysis of the discourse properties of the phenomenon called "Stylistic...
Stylistic Fronting (SF) is a process that fronts various types of non-subjects to the preverbal posi...
With the exception of Icelandic and to some extent Faroese, Stylistic Fronting has disappeared from ...
In the two papers presented here, I deal with fronting constructions in Icelandic, in particular Sub...
With the exception of Icelandic and to some extent Faroese, Stylistic Fronting has disappeared from ...
Across the Germanic language family, we find a type of movement traditionally termed topicalization,...
Across the Germanic language family, we find a type of movement traditionally termed topicalization,...
This paper presents a novel analysis of the phenomenon of stylistic fronting in Ice-landic. It is ar...
The occurrence of V1 declaratives in Icelandic has attracted much attention in the generative litera...
The occurrence of V1 declaratives in Icelandic has attracted much attention in the generative litera...
The occurrence of V1 declaratives in Icelandic has attracted much attention in the generative litera...
The status of Old Icelandic with respect to (argument) configurationality was hotly debated in the e...
The status of Old Icelandic with respect to (argument) configurationality was hotly debated in the e...
This paper discusses topicality in Icelandic grammar as realized in several phenomena: referential t...