[PDF][PDF] When the grammar doesn't mind which merge it chooses
A Blümel, N Goto, Y Sugimoto - 39th West Coast Conference on Formal …, 2024 - lingref.com
A Blümel, N Goto, Y Sugimoto
39th West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics, 2024•lingref.comBased on Obata et al.(2015), Obata & Epstein (2016), and Epstein et al.(2018), we will show
that free application of set-/pair-Merge yields linguistic variation. Where does syntactic
variation come from? The previous literature offers at least three answers to this question
which are not necessarily mutually exclusive, and which have received various formal
interpretations and implementations:
that free application of set-/pair-Merge yields linguistic variation. Where does syntactic
variation come from? The previous literature offers at least three answers to this question
which are not necessarily mutually exclusive, and which have received various formal
interpretations and implementations:
Synopsis
Based on Obata et al.(2015), Obata & Epstein (2016), and Epstein et al.(2018), we will show that free application of set-/pair-Merge yields linguistic variation. Where does syntactic variation come from? The previous literature offers at least three answers to this question which are not necessarily mutually exclusive, and which have received various formal interpretations and implementations:
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