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Extraction from DP in Italian Revisited

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Abstract The generalization that of all arguments and adjuncts only the subject can be extracted from a DP in Italian (and Romance, more generally) was a puzzle for the theory of the early ‘80s. It can however be seen to follow, today, from Relativized Minimality, the assumption that DPs are phases and the recognition that the escape edge of DPs is an A-, and not an A’-, position.

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2001Derivation by Phase 1991Relativized minimality 2004Locality and Left Periphery 2008On Phases 2007Noun Phrase in the Generative Perspective 1994The Noun Phrase 2004Toward a Cartography of Subject Positions 2007Phase Extension Contours of a theory of the role of head movement in phrasal extraction

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