This paper examines some properties of rightward scrambling in Hindi. This is a relatively
understudied domain within Hindi syntax, and in general, when compared to its counterpart …

In the most recent account of rightward displacement in Hindi-Urdu, claim that all postverbal
constituents are derived via rightward movement of a remnant VP. In this article, I argue that …

The present paper shows that Right-Dislocation (RD) in Japanese shares a number of
characteristics with scrambling, but nonetheless cannot be identified as rightward …

Mahajan (1997) and Simpson and Bhattacharya (2003) analyze Indo-Aryan languages such
as Hindi-Urdu and Bangla as SVO. We argue against this position, drawing on rightward …

Turkish is known to be a free word-order language. A good number of its scrambling
properties are similar to those that have been investigated in depth for Japanese (eg Saito …

The purpose of this article is to present some initial findings of a survey study on scrambling,
ie the phenomenon of variable word order within a clause. The starting point for this …

Under the standard analysis (eg, Fukui 1993, Saito 1985, 1992), scrambling in Japanese
raises a serious problem for the last resort view of Move α, since it is considered to involve …

The nature of scrambling is a focus of recent debate in the syntactic literature. The term
scrambling is used to describe apparently optional permutations of word order, found …

This paper examines the nature of scrambling in Japanese in the light of Webelhuth (1989)
and Mahajan (1989). Webelhuth proposes that scrambling is uniformly movement to a third …

The non-uniform approach to Japanese scrambling as developed in a series of works by
Shigeru Miyagawa (2001, 2003, 2005) has been quite influential. It admits two distinct kinds …