Sequence Phenomena and Double Access Readings Generalized: Two Remarks on Tense, Person, and Mood

Philippe Schlenker

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The first part of this paper develops in greater detail suggestions that are only sketched in Schlenker 2002a.As is made clear in the text, the second part of the account owes much to Abusch 1997 and Heim 1994b, although the technical implementation is rather different.Thanks to O. Percus for discussion, to B. Lenoir for help with the French data, and to J. Lecarme and J.

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