Partial movement in wh-questions: an analysis involving Q Cable[removed]argues for a syntax and semantics of wh-questions that accounts for many existing languages, including wh in situ languages and wh-fronting languages - Labio-velar approximant - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Partial movement in wh-questions: an analysis involving Q Cable[removed]argues for a syntax and semantics of wh-questions that accounts for many existing languages, including wh in situ languages and wh-fronting languages Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-10-28 01:13:49 Open Document File Size: 86,19 KB Share Result on Facebook City Philadelphia / Berlin / / Company Oxford University Press / ForceQ / / IndustryTerm question operator / / Organization Focus / Oxford University / / Person John Benjamins / Arnim von Stechow / Mona (meno) Ali / / PublishedMedium The Linguistic Review / / SocialTag Question In situ Interrogative word Voiceless labio-velar approximant Operator Linguistics Grammar Wh-movement

Partial movement in wh-questions: an analysis involving Q Cable[removed]argues for a syntax and semantics of wh-questions that accounts for many existing languages, including wh in situ languages and wh-fronting languagesAdd to Reading List