Language StudiesLinguisticsMorphologySemanticsSyntaxCross-linguistic SyntaxGrammarInflectional MorphologyMorphosyntactic AnalysisSyntactic AnalysisWord OrderBar FormationBar LevelsNominal Argument StructureNominal MorphophonemicsPersian ProseX-bar Theory
In this article, an underdetermined theory of phrasality is presented, in which bar level plays no role with respect to the rest of the grammar. Evidence for this comes from mismatches in bar level and behavior in Irish and Tagalog nonverbal predication structures, Irish construct state nominals, and Persian nominals.
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