Advances in the Syntax of DPs

Release on 2014-10-15 | by Anna Bondaruk

The contributions in this volume are devoted to various aspects of the internal and external syntax of DPs in a wide variety of languages belonging to the Slavic, Turkic, Finno-Ugric, Semitic and Germanic language families.

Advances in the Syntax of DPs
  • Author: Anna Bondaruk
  • Publisher: John Benjamins Publishing Company
  • ISBN: 9789027269690
  • Category: Language Arts & Disciplines
  • Page: 320
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Advances in the Syntax of DPs

The contributions in this volume are devoted to various aspects of the internal and external syntax of DPs in a wide variety of languages belonging to the Slavic, Turkic, Finno-Ugric, Semitic and Germanic language families. In particular, the papers address questions related to the internal and external cartography of various types of simplex and complex DPs: the position of DPs within larger structures, agreement in phi-features and/or case between DPs and their predicates, as well as between sub-elements of DPs, and/or the assignment of case to DPs in specific configurations. The first four chapters of the book focus primarily on the external syntax of DPs, and the remaining chapters deal with their internal syntax.

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