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Binding and Discourse: Where Syntax and Pragmatics Meet

by Lilia Schürcks (Author)
©2008 Monographs II, 144 Pages

Summary

This book provides an analysis of binding phenomena in Bulgarian with a strong emphasis on pragmatic issues. In the ‘morphology after syntax’ approach it is assumed that the morphosyntactic objects are spelled out in an increasing order of markedness: the most specific structural description is the first to be spelled out and the least specific one is the last. It is further investigated that the use of overlapping forms in the local domain results from discourse factors.

Details

Pages
II, 144
Year
2008
ISBN (Softcover)
9783631579251
Language
English
Keywords
Bulgarian Syntax English Syntax Minimalist Program Distributed Morphology
Published
Frankfurt am Main, Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Wien, 2008. II, 144 pp., 2 tables, num. graphs

Biographical notes

Lilia Schürcks (Author)

The Author: Lilia Schürcks, Ph.D., is Assistant Professor of Slavic Linguistics at Potsdam University. Her major areas of research are syntax theory, morphology, and information structure.

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