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Phrase Structure in Natural Language

Phrase Structure in Natural Language

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Examines the principles which constrain the projection of sentence structures from lexical representations within the framework of Government-Binding Theory; examines the syntactic structure of Warlpiri.

Keywords

Foreign Language StudyIndigenous Languages of the AmericasLanguage Arts & DisciplinesGrammar & PunctuationLinguisticsSyntaxPhilosophyReferenceLanguage

1990Book

Author(s)Margaret Speas

PublisherSpringer Science & Business Media

ISBN9780792307556

LanguageEnglish

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