Advances in Greek Generative Syntax
In honor of Dimitra Theophanopoulou-Kontou
Table of Contents
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Contributors | p. vii
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Introduction | pp. 1–13
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Agreement and multiple case licensing in GreekVassilios Spyropoulos | pp. 15–39
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Determiner heads as arguments and the Pronominal Argument (macro)parameterE. Phoevos Panagiotidis | pp. 41–60
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Cross-linguistic and Cross-categorial variation of dativesElena Anagnostopoulou | pp. 61–126
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A possessive adjective in the Greek DPArtemis Alexiadou | pp. 127–151
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Subject-object asymmetry in the acquisition of the definite article in GreekTheodoros Marinis | pp. 153–178
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Peripheral positions in early GreekIanthi Maria Tsimpli | pp. 179–216
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Eventivity, modality and temporal reference in early child GreekSpyridoula Varlokosta | pp. 217–240
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From participles to gerundsIo Manolessou | pp. 241–283
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WH-clauses in DP-positionsYoryia Agouraki | pp. 285–329
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The syntax of non-volitional ‘θ elo’ in GreekAnna Roussou | pp. 331–359
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Index | pp. 361–364
The present volume itself is evidence of this, demonstrating not only the broad range of linguistic subdisciplines in which Prof T-K's students have achieved success — but also the love and respect they hold for her.
The papers in this volume are insightful and scholarly. This collection will be required reading for anyone interested in Greek morphosyntax. An apt tribute for a beloved and respected teacher.”
Unsurprisingly, the focus is on the syntax and semantics of clauses and noun phrases, and on the acquisition of the relevant structures, though a number of other topics are also addressed. The range and quality of the work included here will make this book essential reading for the ever-growing community of those whose primary interest is the structure of Greek and its importance for linguistic theory; it combines cutting-edge analysis with meticulous attention to the empirical detail, and is prefaced by a lucid and helpful introduction that puts all the issues raised in their proper context.
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