Where Is Syntax? Syntactic Aspects of Left Dislocation in Dutch and English

Jan‐Wouter Zwart

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Movement of syntactic objects, yielding variation in word order across constructions and languages, is characterized by Chomsky (1995:222) as “an irreducible fact about human language, expressed somehow in every contemporary theory of language, however the facts about displacement may be formulated. ” The displacement property of language entails that syntactic

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