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In-situ and ex-situ wh-question constructions in Moro [PDF]
This paper addresses the formation of wh-questions in Thetogovela Moro, a Kordofanian language spoken in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan. Moro has both in-situ and ex-situ wh-questions, but exhibits a subject/non-subject asym- metry: while non-subjects may employ either construction, subjects must appear in the ex-situ form.
Rose, Sharon +5 more
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On the left periphery of ‘optional’ wh-in-situ: Evidence from Greek [PDF]
A recent generalization about ‘optional’ wh-in-situ states that wh-in-situ questions are blocked in selected contexts, where the only grammatical option is wh-fronting.
Christos Vlachos
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Restrictions on wh-in situ in Kavalan and Amis [PDF]
This paper investigates the grammatical properties of wh-in situ constructions in Kavalan and Amis, two Austronesian languages in Taiwan. In Kavalan, wh-phrases cannot stay in situ in the absolutive subject position, except for mayni ‘which’. However, all Amis wh-phrases, regardless of their case marking or grammatical function, can stay in situ.
Lin, Dong-yi, Dong-yi Lin
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Comparing wh-in-situ and wh-fronting island effects
This article compares the behavior of island sensitivity in overt and covert (in-situ) wh-dependencies in Mandarin Chinese. We applied a factorial experimental design of islandhood to wh-in-situ and wh-fronting sentences across three island types ...
Ji Xu, Jin Dawei
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D-linking and the semantics of wh-in-situ [PDF]
Theories of pair-list readings of multiple wh-questions commonly posit an interpretive asymmetry between the fronted and in-situ wh-phrases, where the fronted wh-phrase is argued to function as the sortal key, have a requirement to be interpreted exhaustively, or be obligatorily D-linked.
Martin, Joshua, Joshua Martin
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Do Persian Native Speakers Prosodically Mark Wh-in-situ Questions? [PDF]
It has been shown that prosody contributes to the contrast between declarativity and interro- gativity, notably in interrogative utterances lacking lexico-syntactic features of interrogativity. Accordingly, it may be proposed that prosody plays a role in
Shiamizadeh Z, Caspers J, Schiller NO.
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Syntactic Computation as Labelled Deduction: WH a case study [PDF]
This paper addresses the question "Why do WH phenomena occur with the particular cluster of properties observed across languages -- long-distance dependencies, WH-in situ, partial movement constructions, reconstruction, crossover etc." These phenomena ...
Meyer-Viol, Wilfried +2 more
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Prosody, clause typing, and wh-in-situ: Evidence from Mandarin
This paper examines the use of prosody for marking upcoming linguistic material in speech production and for anticipating them in speech perception. More specifically, it examines whether in the absence of any overt morphosyntactic cues in the beginning ...
Jenny Doetjes +3 more
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The Distribution of Wh-word in Single Wh-Questions in Persian [PDF]
By investigating the distribution of wh-word insingle Wh-questions in Persian through a qualitative method in terms of the theory of Derivational Approach (Epstein et al., 1998) and Feature-Free Syntax (Boeckx, 2015) we intend to explain why wh-word is ...
Ahmadreza Sharifipur shirazi +1 more
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Ultrafast Chemical Pre-Sodiation of Pseudocapacitive CaV<sub>8</sub>O<sub>20</sub> Anodes for High-Performance Sodium-Ion Capacitors. [PDF]
An ultrafast (2‐minute), gas‐free chemical pre‐sodiation strategy using Na‐benzophenone is developed to compensate for initial sodium loss in calcium vanadate (CaV8O20). Driven by the Ca2+ ‘spectator effect’, the framework enables highly reversible, quasi‐zero‐strain solid‐solution sodium storage, explicitly bypassing destructive conversion reactions ...
Bansal N +7 more
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