10 If non‐simultaneous spell‐out exists, this is what it can explain

Franc Marušič

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Abstract This chapter shows how non-simultaneous spell-out — a computational option argued for in Marušič & Žaucer (2006) and Marušič (2007) — can be used to explain two linguistic phenomena where the point of interpretation does not match the point of pronunciation. The interpretation of indefinites and quantifiers in raising constructions serves as the testing ground for this theory.

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