Operator movement and topicalisation in adverbial clauses
Identifieur interne : 000072 ( France/Analysis ); précédent : 000071; suivant : 000073Operator movement and topicalisation in adverbial clauses
Auteurs : Liliane Haegeman [France]Source :
- Folia Linguistica [ 0165-4004 ] ; 2007.
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- pers : Charles de Gaulle, Damien Laflaquière, Jacqueline Guéron, Jean Jean, John Prescott, Karen Lahousse, Lahousse, Liliane Haegeman, M. Geis, Neil Smith, Nicola Munaro, Rizzi, See, Van Riemsdijk, Williams.
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- Additional example, Adverb, Adverbial, Adverbial clause, Asymmetry, Bhatt, Bhatt pancheva, Central adverbial clause, Cinque, Clausal complement, Clause, Clitic, Clld, Clld pattern, Conditional, Conditional clause, Conditional conjunction, Conditionals, Datum, Declerck, Declerck depraetere, Demirdache, Diachronic development, Encodes, English adverbial clause, English central adverbial clause, English topicalisation, Epistemic, Epistemic modal, Epistemic modality, Esami finali, Exam, External syntax, Extraction site, Final exam, Finp, First sight, Focalisation, Focp, Folium, Folium linguistica, Force operator, Free relative, Geis, Haegeman, Hooper thompson, Host clause, Illocutionary, Illocutionary force, Incompatibility, Interference effect, Interrogative, Interrogative operator, Intervention effect, Inversion, Inverted auxiliary, Kayne, Kayne pollock, Lahousse, Last week, Latter type, Leftward movement, Libro, Libro riesci, Liliane, Liliane haegeman, Linguistic inquiry, Linguistica, Main clause, Modality, Movement analysis, Operator movement, Other hand, Oxford university press, Peripheral adverbial clause, Periphery, Preposition, Prepositional phrase, Quand, Quel, Quel sen, Queste cose, Relative clause, Relative operator, Reviewer, Reviewer point, Rizzi, Romance clld, Root clause, Same intervention effect, Semantics, Speech time, Stylistic, Stylistic inversion, Subject extraction, Subordinating conjunction, Such intervention effect, Supererai, Syntactic, Temporal, Temporal adverb, Temporal adverbial clause, Temporal anchor, Temporal clause, Temporal conjunction, Temporal modifier, Temporal operator, Temporal subordinator, Topicalisation, Topp, Venue marie.
Abstract
This paper examines the restriction on argument fronting in English adverbial clauses, as in *While this paper I was revising last week, I suddenly thought of another analysis, this in contrast with the fact that Clitic Left Dislocation (CLLD) patterns are allowed in the Romance analogues. An analysis is elaborated which explores the hypothesis that adverbial clauses are derived by movement of an operator to their left periphery. Intervention effects are thus predicted in English because the movement of the operator interacts with the movement of the fronted argument. No such intervention effects will arise with Romance CLLD as the latter is independently known not to give rise to the same intervention effects. Some cross-linguistic consequences of the proposal are explored.
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DOI: 10.1515/flin.41.3-4.279
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