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Wh-prosody, locality, and lexical pitch accent in wh-in-situ languages

2023
231 pages ; In this dissertation, I investigate how prosody interacts with wh-scope in wh-in-situ languages, focusing on Japanese and Korean. In addition to this question, I also discuss why there is so much variation in the prosodic realization of wh-scope in Japanese and Korean, which is relevant to the main research question.
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Wh-in-situ phenomena in French

2009
The goal of this thesis is to provide an alternative theory of how wh-expressions are interpreted. I propose that French wh-words are interpreted through an A-bar binding relation subject to a modified Generalized Binding Theory (cf. Aoun, 1985; henceforth GBT) which is an LF module of the Minimalist Framework (Chomsky, 1995).
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Cypriot anomalies in Wh-in-situ structures

2009
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Papadopoulou, Elena   +3 more
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Wh-In-Situ and Movement in Sinhala Questions

Natural Language & Linguistic Theory, 2005
This article shows that Sinhala, a wh-in-situ language, implements movement of a Q-element to determine the scope of wh-phrases; this movement, which displays the behavior of a phrasal category, may be induced either in overt syntax or in LF. Covert Q-movement observes island conditions in the same manner as overt phrasal category movement.
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Givenness and the difference between wh-fronted and wh-in-situ questions in Spanish

2018
In the last fifteen years, the literature on wh-questions has tried to understand speakers’ intuitions regarding the meaning differences between wh-in-situ (WIQs) and wh-fronted (WFQs) questions. The different proposals agree in that WIQs require givenness, but there is no consensus on what notion of givenness is at stake. In this paper I argue that in
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Syntactic QR in wh-in-situ languages

Lingua, 1996
Japanese is gererally recognized as a language in which there is no observable wh-movement. In this paper, it will be shown that there are two types of wh-elements: one identifiable as wh-operators and the other as non-quantificational variables.
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Cancer Statistics: Breast Cancer in Situ

Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2015
Ted Gansler   +2 more
exaly  

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