Author: Safir, Kan
Title: The Syntax of (In)dependence
Description: Cambridge [MA], MIT Press, (2004). orig.cloth. 23x15cm, xv,194 pp, Series: Linguistic Inquiry Monographs, 44. A small ink mark to top page-edge.. Minor rubbing. Light bump to head of spine. VG. ¶ Contents: Introduction: The Proposal & the Pan; Dependent Identity & (Non) coreference; The Formal Representation of Dependent Identity; The Form-to- Interpretation Principle & Pragmatic Obviation; The Distribution of Dependency: Extrasentential Dependency; Dependency on an Intrasentential Non-c-commending Antecedent; Preferred Dependent Interpretations & Rule H; On the Real & Apparent Overlap of the Form-to-Interpretation Principle & the Independence Principle; Extending the Indepdndence Principle?; Deriving Crossover: Crossover Phenomena & Previous Accounts; A Unified Theory of Crossover; Q-variables & Quantiative Dependency; Earlier Accounts from the Perspective of Tihs One; A Scopal Interaction & Functional Interpretation; Reconstruction & Dependent Readings: Secondary Crossover; Secondary Weakest Crossover; Copy Sets, Reconstruction, & Late Adjunction; Late Adjunction & Bound Variable Pronouns; Scope Reconstruction; The Logic of Promotion Anlaysis; Some Remarks on Resumption; The Independence Principle in the Architecture of Universal Grammar: Against Movement as an Account of Coconstrual; Appendix: Scrambling & Reconstruction.

Keywords: Comparative Grammar, Syntax, Linguistic Theory, Theoretical, Linguistics, Language, Languages, Anaphora,