The Grammar of Q: Q-Particles, Wh-Movement, and Pied-Piping

Seth Cable

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1. Introduction 2. Wh-Fronting and Q-Movement in Tlingit 3. Applications to Wh-In-Situ Languages 4. Applications to Other Wh-Fronting Languages, Pied-Piping and Intervention Effects 5. Constraints on Pied-Piping and Secondary Wh-Fronting 6. Conclusion

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