Phrase structure : from GB to minimalism
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Phrase structure : from GB to minimalism
（Generative syntax / general editor, David Lightfoot, 4）
Blackwell, 2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [161]-166) and index
内容説明・目次
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: hc ISBN 9780631201588
内容説明
This is the first and only book to provide an introduction to the fundamental theoretical issues of phrase structure in the Principles & Parameters approach to syntax. It provides in-depth analyses of basic phrase structure concepts and detailed examinations of different theoretical positions from within the Principles & Parameters tradition.The book approaches phrase structure through close discussion of Chomsky's The Minimalist Program (1995), Kayne's Antisymmetry of Syntax (1994) and the author's own A Theory of Phrase Markers and the Extended Base (1996), with a chapter devoted to each of these books. Throughout, the focus is almost exclusively on theoretical considerations such as primitive and derived concepts, theoretical architecture, simplicity and naturalness of extensions of basic ideas, internal coherence and consistency, and explanatory adequacy, with natural language data and analysis playing virtually no role.
The structuring concepts and questions include the relation of argument structure to syntactic structure: headedness and endocentricity: the status of functional versus lexical categories: X-Bar Theory: and the respective statuses of precedence and dominance.
目次
Acknowledgments. Preface. Introduction. Our topic. Introduction. Crucial concepts/themes. The Alternatives. Conclusion/evaluation. Phrase structure, the past. PS rules and grammars. If not Phrase Structure, what? Dependency Theory. Categorial Grammar. X-Bar Theory. And so what? . Part I: Phrase Structure in Principles & Parameters Syntax: 1. The Issues. 2. Structuralization and argument alignment. 3. Subjects in PS. 4. Adjunct(ion)s. 5. Heads in PS. 6. Functional vs. Lexical Categories. 7. Chomsky (1986a) and the 'generalization' hypothesis. 8. Fukui & Speas (1986), Fukui (1995), & Speas (1990): Functional Heads. 9. Abney (1987): Functional Elements. 10. Grimshaw (1991): From Extended Projection to a theoretical impasse. 11. Lebeaux (1988): Closed Class Items and a theoretical opening. 12. X-Bar Theory. 13. Rules. 14. Binary Branching. 15. How to order a phrase marker. Part II: The School of Athens: 16. The Work. 17. TPM's Two Part Harmony. 18. PM Theory. 19. C-command. 20. Extending the Base. 21. Islands: PS of No Return. 22. Syntactic Structure & Argument Structure. 23. Structuralization & Argument Alignment. 24. Subjects. 25. Adjunct(ion)s. 26. Heads & Exocentricity. 27. Heads. 28. Exocentricity: the Gerund. 29. Functional Categories. 30. X-Bar Theory. 31. PS Rules. 32. Branching. 33. PM Ordering. Part III: View of Toledo: 34. The Chapter. 35. The Work. 36. The LCA. 37. X-Bar Derived. 38. Specifiers & Adjunction. 39. Subsequence, precedence, word order. 40. Theoretical Considerations. 41. Substantive Considerations. 42. Et Seq. 43. And, again. 44. Syntactic Structure & Argument Structure. 45. Structuralization & Argument Alignment. 46. Subjects. 47. Adjunct(ion)s. 48. Heads. 49. Functional Categories. 50. X-Bar Theory. 51. Derive & Concur. 52. Branching. 53. PM Ordering. Part IV: Less is More: 54. The Work. 55. The Computational Component. 56. Against Move. 57. The Numeration. 58. PS in TMP. 59. Minimal Mechanics. 60. Spanners in the Works. 61. Merge. 62. Select. 63. Merge, again. 64. Labels and Terms. 65. Merge, one more time. 66. Conclusions. 67. Syntactic Structure & Argument Structure. 68. Structuralization: Theta-relatedness. 69. Structuralization: Argument Alignment. 70. Subjects. 71. Adjunct(ion)s. 72. Adjuncts. 73. Adjunctions. 74. Heads. 75. Functional Categories. 76. Functional Categories & Movement. 77. Functional Categories: Fact or Fiction. 78. "Additional Elements. "79. Branching. 80. PM Ordering. Part V: Conclusion: Beginning of the End. "Derive," he said. The Derivationalist's Case. A Representationalist Alternative. Now you tell us? REALLY Minimalist phrase structure. . . . made to be broken. References. Index.
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: pbk ISBN 9780631201595
内容説明
This is the first and only book to provide an introduction to the fundamental theoretical issues of phrase structure in the Principles & Parameters approach to syntax. It provides both in depth analyses of basic phrase structure concepts and detailed examinations of different theoretical positions from within the Principles & Parameters tradition.
目次
Preface. Acknowledgments.
Introduction.
Our Topic.
Introduction.
Crucial Concepts/Themes.
The Alternatives.
Conclusion/Evaluation.
Phrase Structure, the Past.
PS rules and grammars.
If not Phrase Structure, what?.
Dependency Theory.
Categorial Grammar.
X-Bar Theory.
And so what?.
Part I: Phrase Structure in Principles & Parameters Syntax.
1. The Issues.
2. Structuralization and argument alignment.
3. Subjects in PS.
4. Adjunct(ion)s.
5. Heads in PS.
6. Functional vs. Lexical Categories.
7. Chomsky (1986a) and the 'generalization' hypothesis.
8. Fukui & Speas (1986), Fukui (1995), & Speas (1990): Functional Heads.
9. Abney (1987): Functional Elements.
10. Grimshaw (1991): From Extended Projection to a theoretical impasse.
11. Lebeaux (1988): Closed Class Items and a theoretical opening.
12. X-Bar Theory.
13. Rules.
14. Binary Branching.
15. How to order a phrase marker.
Part II: The School of Athens.
16. The Work.
17. TPM's Two Part Harmony.
18. PM Theory.
19. C-command.
20. Extending the Base.
21. Islands: PS of No Return.
22. Syntactic Structure & Argument Structure.
23. Structuralization & Argument Alignment.
24. Subjects.
25. Adjunct(ion)s.
26. Heads & Exocentricity.
27. Heads.
28. Exocentricity: the Gerund.
29. Functional Categories.
30. X-Bar Theory.
31. PS Rules.
32. Branching.
33. PM Ordering.
Part III: View of Toledo.
34. The Chapter.
35. The Work.
36. The LCA.
37. X-Bar Derived.
38. Specifiers & Adjunction.
39. Subsequence, precedence, word order.
40. Theoretical Considerations.
41. Substantive Considerations.
42. Et Seq.
43. And, again.
44. Syntactic Structure & Argument Structure.
45. Structuralization & Argument Alignment.
46. Subjects.
47. Adjunct(ion)s.
48. Heads.
49. Functional Categories.
50. X-Bar Theory.
51. Derive & Concur.
52. Branching.
53. PM Ordering.
Part IV: Less is More.
54. The Work.
55. The Computational Component.
56. Against Move.
57. The Numeration.
58. PS in TMP.
59. Minimal Mechanics.
60. Spanners in the Works.
61. Merge.
62. Select.
63. Merge, again.
64. Labels and Terms.
65. Merge, one more time.
66. Conclusions.
67. Syntactic Structure & Argument Structure.
68. Structuralization: Theta-relatedness.
69. Structuralization: Argument Alignment.
70. Subjects.
71. Adjunct(ion)s.
72. Adjuncts.
73. Adjunctions.
74. Heads.
75. Functional Categories.
76. Functional Categories & Movement.
77. Functional Categories: Fact or Fiction.
78. "Additional Elements.".
79. Branching.
80. PM Ordering.
Part V: Conclusion.
Beginning of the End.
"Derive," he said.
The Derivationalist's Case.
A Representationalist Alternative.
Now you tell us?.
REALLY Minimalist phrase structure.
. . . made to be broken.
References.
Index.
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