Nordic Journal of Linguistics · 1997 · 29 citations · 12 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsMorphologySemanticsSyntaxCase MarkingCase MorphologyFunctional SyntaxSyntactic AnalysisSyntax-semantics InterfaceCase GrammarClause LinkageComplexityInterface ConditionsLocative CasePronominal SyntaxResultative Constructions
This paper discusses Finnish depictive and resultative secondary predicates. The analysis is based on a condition of licensing which can be seen as a version of the principle of Full Interpretation: “A well-formed syntactic structure is licensed only if it can be linked to a well-formed conceptual structure.” The suggested non-trivial theory of the interface between syntax and semantics allows us to avoid unnecessary complexity in syntax, such as small clause and PRO, in secondary predicate adjuncts.
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