ON SOME CONTROL STRUCTURES IN HELLENISTIC GREEK: A Comparison with Classical and Modern Greek

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  • Brian D. Joseph
  • Pauline Welby
چکیده

1. Control Structures The proper analysis of control structures is a much debated aspect of linguistic theory, whether “control” is taken in a narrow sense to refer to a nonfreely arrived at, i.e. controlled, interpretation of an empty category, and in particular a missing subject, or in broader terms to take in the interpretation of missing objects as well or even of any nonfreely selected anaphor. At the risk of oversimplification of the issues, the different positions on control can be roughly characterized as viewing control on the one hand as a syntactic phenomenon, involving the interpretation of the [+anaphoric, +pronominal] syntactic element designated as PRO (e.g. by Chomsky 1981 and others generally working in a Government and Binding approach to syntax), and on the other hand as a property

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تاریخ انتشار 2005