The relation of c-command (Reinhart 1976, 1983) is widely believed to be THE fundamental
relation in syntax, underlying such diverse phenomena as coreference (the BINDING …

We reexamine cases of coordinated elements that do not match in syntactic category. We
show that these fall into two types. The first type includes predicates, modifiers in the clausal …

Categorial grammar is well-known for its elegant analysis of coordination enabled by the
flexible notion of constituency it entertains. However, to date, no systematic study exists that …

The second conjunct comprises Mary, the complement of a P selected by the verb,
alongside on Friday, a PP-adjunct adjoined to VP, but these do not form a constituent in the …

Disjuntive questions —prosody, syntax, and semantics— Page 1 Disjuntive questions ∗ —prosody,
syntax, and semantics— Kathryn Pruitt† Floris Roelofsen‡ San Diego, March 3, 2011 1 …

Non-constituent coordination has been a topic of interest from the earliest days of generative
grammar, when it was just a sub-type of a general rule of Conjunction Reduction (eg Ross …

I propose an analysis of either in either… or… sentences that relates to a broader
generalization about the syntax of all focus-sensitive operators. I argue that either originates …

Non-canonical coordination occurs when non-constituents are conjoined. Two major types
of non-canonical coordination are gapping and non-constituent coordination (NCC). Non …

This paper proposes a unified analysis of the 'respective'readings of plural and conjoined
expressions, the internal readings of symmetrical predicates such as same and different …

This paper is concerned with sentences that consist of one or more declarative or
interrogative clauses separated by disjunction, with different intonation patterns. Some …