Linguistic Inquiry · 2021 · 17 citations · 30 references
Language StudiesLinguisticsPhonologyPsycholinguisticsSyntaxGrammarPhonological AnalysisProsody ProcessingSyntactic AnalysisWord OrderStress CorrespondenceSyntactic Movement
Bresnan (1971, 1972) establishes an interaction between stress assignment and syntactic movement. We are interested in a restriction on this interaction. We argue that this restriction shows that the constraint STRESS-XP needs to be part of the syntax-prosody mapping and that it needs to be a restriction on a correspondence relation between syntactic XPs and phonological phrases. (A second constraint on the correspondence relation is either WRAP-XP or MATCH-XP.) In the course of our argument, we analyze Bresnan’s interaction between stress assignment and movement within an account in which Internal Merge induces reconstruction effects at both LF and PF.
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