Syntactic cartography emerged in the 1990s as a research direction in Syntax. Its main aim is to draw maps of the structures of syntactic constituents, characterize their functional structure and study the array and hierarchy of syntactically-relevant features. Cartography is guided by the assumption that syntactic structure is uniform across languages. When variation is encountered, it is attributed to language-specific phonological and morphological properties and the impact these may have on syntactic movement.
Shlonsky, U.r., Bocci, G. (2019). Syntactic Cartography. In M. Aronoff (a cura di), Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Linguistics (pp. 1-20). Oxford University Press [10.1093/acrefore/9780199384655.013.310].
Syntactic Cartography
Bocci, Giuliano
2019-01-01
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Syntactic cartography emerged in the 1990s as a research direction in Syntax. Its main aim is to draw maps of the structures of syntactic constituents, characterize their functional structure and study the array and hierarchy of syntactically-relevant features. Cartography is guided by the assumption that syntactic structure is uniform across languages. When variation is encountered, it is attributed to language-specific phonological and morphological properties and the impact these may have on syntactic movement.
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