A Comparison between Japanese and Chinese Relative Clauses

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Fukui and Takano (1999) argue that a variety of differences between English and Japanese relative clauses fall out in an elegant fashion, based solely on the following parametric difference between the two languages: English exhibits N-to-D raising,

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