It's Not the End of the CED as WeKnow It: Revisiting German and Japanese Subject Islands

Johannes Jurka · Chizuru Nakao · Akira Omaki

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Ross’s (1967) discovery of island constraints led subsequent work to examine the distribution of island domains. One robust generalization is the Condition on Extraction Domains (CED) proposed in Huang (1982), which subsumes the subject island constraint (Chomsky 1973) and the adjunct island

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