Abstract This chapter focuses on the categorial properties of roots and proposes that, just like event structure, these emerge in the context of particular functional structure and as a consequence of it. For Borer, functors, whether segments of extended projections or derivational categorizers, are viewed as elements that partition the categorial space. Borer explicitly argues against linking the emergence of a category to zero-realized n, v, and a.
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