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Occipital lobe epilepsy presenting as content‐specific reading‐induced seizures
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Verb placement and verb movement
2021This chapter surveys and analyses the rich variation in verb placement and verb movement operations which is attested in the history of French. The analysis developed suggests than an original SOV grammar where the finite verb remains in-situ is reanalysed as one with optional verb movement to the left periphery during the Classical Latin period, with ...
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, 1994 Work on the movement of phrasal categories has been a central element of syntactic theorising almost since the earliest work on generative grammar. However, work on the movement of lexical elements, heads, has flourished only in recent years, stimulated originally by Chomsky's Empty Category Principle, and later by the work of Travis, Baker and Pollock.
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, 2018 This book provides a detailed account of verb movement across more than twenty standard and non-standard Romance varieties. It examines the position of the verb with respect to a wide selection of hierarchically ordered adverbs, as laid out in Cinque’s (1999) seminal work.
Norma Schifano +1 more
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Verb movement in Germanic and Celtic languages: A flexible approach
Lingua, 2010 This paper develops a new perspective on the question of what type of verb movement the modern Celtic languages display, V to I movement or V to C movement. Under the standard assumption that the subject remains relatively low in these languages compared
Olaf Koeneman
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From Movement to Metaphor with Manner-of-Movement Verbs
Applied Linguistics, 2005This paper concerns three two-stage experiments the aim of which was to find out whether enactment- and mime-based (EM and (2) more accurately interpret previously unknown metaphorical expressions which include them. The results of the experiments, which involved Dutch-speaking, young-adult advanced learners, provide evidence that mnemonic benefits ...
Lindstromberg, Seth, Boers, Frank
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Verb Movement in Acquisition and Aphasia: Same Problem, Different Solutions—Evidence from Dutch
Brain and Language, 2001 This paper focuses on verb movement in agrammatism and child language. We present data from a sentence completion experiment with 6 Dutch agrammatic aphasics and 21 Dutch-speaking children.
Roelien Bastiaanse
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Syntactic and Phonological Verb Movement
Syntax, 2001This paper defends the essentially syntactic nature of head movement, contra Chomsky (1999:30f). Head movement yields effects of word order that do not find a natural place in phonology, defined as the conversion of syntactic terminals to strings of phonemes. It also feeds syntactic processes such as NP‐raising in restructuring constructions. The only “
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