… In this squib I present evidence from the domain of the binding properties of expletive there
… with the view that the binding theory applies exclusively at LF. These binding facts will be …

… an associate at some grammatical level (say Logical Form, … that support the idea that the
expletive and associate form a … to the issue of the defective binding from the associates. We …

… to the interpretation of the clause on the discourse level. As we discuss in this article,
discourse-related expletives have been described for several languages, including German, …

… objects at the interface levels, must not be visible at … binding theory applies only at LF, then
we expect that an NP, adjoined at LF to an expletive in Spec AgrsP, should be unable to bind …

… with, so that the new binding possibilities and wide-scope … As we discuss in Section 2, the
expletive element (henceforth … Assuming the minimal clause-level functional structure given …

… (at the same clausal level), the associate in Icelandic expletive constructions may occur either
… Milsark's account cannot be saved either, since the expletive must bind a variable, and the …

… is, the subject of predication should be explicitated in the FF level as well). On this account,
the expletive hypothesis faces further problems when considering the widely known fact that …

… level it is easily seen that referential dependence finds a natural expression, and so do semantic
differences between anaphoric expressions. At this level binding can … of expletives. This …

This article concerns natural language applications of a formal semantic theory called
Semantic Case Theory (SCT)(Keenan 1987a). Section 2 formally defines the semantic cases (…

… a theory, a binding theory that governs the binding of theta roles themselves, not … binding
theory. In order to carry this out, we must first define the objects that the principles of the binding …