Wh‐in‐situ Page 3232 77 Wh -in-Situ JOSEF BAYER 1 Introduction 2 The phenomenon in the
context of LF theory 2.1 Multiple interrogatives 2.2 Wh -in-situ languages vs. wh -moving …

The mainstream literature on the Romance dialects of northern Italy has explained the
morphosyntax of clause-internal wh-elements in answer-seeking interrogatives as either the …

We experimentally tested three hypotheses regarding the pragmatics of two tunes (one high-
ending, one flat-ending) used with Greek wh-questions:(a) the high-ending tune is …

This study compares the prosodic properties of French wh-in-situ echo questions and string-
identical information seeking questions in relation to focus. Thirty-six (12 3) wh-in-situ …

The minimalist approach to natural human language argues that the syntax of a language L
maps a certain structure to a certain form at PF and to a certain meaning at LF. With the …

This thesis provides an in-depth analysis of wh-question formation in Jordanian Arabic (JA)
and presents a uniform approach that can accommodate all of its various wh-constructions …

In this paper we revisit and revise the typology of multiple questions and multiple wh-fronting
(MWF) in the light of data from Romeyka, a Greek variety spoken in Pontus, Turkey, and from …

This paper investigates the prosodic, semantic and syntactic properties of fronted wh‐echo
questions (FWhEQs) in Italian, comparing them to information seeking wh‐questions …

Within the framework of Generative Grammar, a standard (hypo) thesis has been that a
(broad) wh-parameter may distinguish between two types of languages: those that front wh …

Building on the relevant literature, this paper provides an up-to-now missing overarching
approach to 'optional'wh-in situ questions in Greek, by arguing that some properties of wh-in …