Several proposals suggest a φ-feature dependency between T and C (see amongst others Zwart 1993; Chomsky 2005). In most (if not all) of these proposals the core piece of empirical evidence is Complementizer Agreement (CA). On the basis of two sets of CA data, namely CA with coordinated subjects and CA with external possessors, we conclude that there is no φ-feature dependency between T and C, but that T and C must each be endowed with a discrete set of φ-features
International audienceThis article discusses the mechanism of feature sharing in the analysis of agr...
Agreement is normally defined as an asymmetric dependency whose realization proceeds (i) in a subjec...
Breton φ-agreement is characterized by the Complementarity Effect, which allows pro-dropped but not ...
Several proposals suggest a φ-feature dependency between T and C (see amongst others Zwart 1993; Cho...
In recent minimalist work, it has been argued that C-agreement provides conclusive support for the f...
Complementizers agree in phi-features with the embedded subject in dialects of German and Dutch, in ...
In this essay, we provide a rich description and analysis of C-agreement and complement clause compl...
Complementizer agreement (CA) in Dutch dialects shows that checking under direct Merge between a hea...
This paper investigates the question of the directionality of Agree in the domain of complementizer ...
Weisser (2019) reanalyzes the Breton rannig, Busan Korean interrogative complementizer alternations,...
This paper examines complementizer and verbal agreement with coordinate subjects in Polish. It shows...
Within the field of linguistics, the makeup of the Complementizer Phrase (CP) layer of the clause ha...
Under the assumptions of Chomsky 1995, lexical items consist of bundles of features, and syntactic s...
There are at least four opposing views on the directionality and configuration of Agree relations. I...
International audienceThis article discusses the mechanism of feature sharing in the analysis of agr...
International audienceThis article discusses the mechanism of feature sharing in the analysis of agr...
Agreement is normally defined as an asymmetric dependency whose realization proceeds (i) in a subjec...
Breton φ-agreement is characterized by the Complementarity Effect, which allows pro-dropped but not ...
Several proposals suggest a φ-feature dependency between T and C (see amongst others Zwart 1993; Cho...
In recent minimalist work, it has been argued that C-agreement provides conclusive support for the f...
Complementizers agree in phi-features with the embedded subject in dialects of German and Dutch, in ...
In this essay, we provide a rich description and analysis of C-agreement and complement clause compl...
Complementizer agreement (CA) in Dutch dialects shows that checking under direct Merge between a hea...
This paper investigates the question of the directionality of Agree in the domain of complementizer ...
Weisser (2019) reanalyzes the Breton rannig, Busan Korean interrogative complementizer alternations,...
This paper examines complementizer and verbal agreement with coordinate subjects in Polish. It shows...
Within the field of linguistics, the makeup of the Complementizer Phrase (CP) layer of the clause ha...
Under the assumptions of Chomsky 1995, lexical items consist of bundles of features, and syntactic s...
There are at least four opposing views on the directionality and configuration of Agree relations. I...
International audienceThis article discusses the mechanism of feature sharing in the analysis of agr...
International audienceThis article discusses the mechanism of feature sharing in the analysis of agr...
Agreement is normally defined as an asymmetric dependency whose realization proceeds (i) in a subjec...
Breton φ-agreement is characterized by the Complementarity Effect, which allows pro-dropped but not ...