Labeling through Spell-Out

Nobu Goto

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Language Development and Disorders Historical Linguistics and Language Studies

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Abstract This paper proposes that a particular conception of the Spell-Out operation provides a hitherto unnoticed way of determining a label of otherwise unlabeled syntactic objects. It is shown that this proposal simplifies the grammar and gains several theoretical and empirical consequences, eliminating certain unnecessary complications in Chomsky’s (

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