A principled characterization of dislocated phrases: Capturing barriers with static discontinuity grammars [Book Review]

Linguistics and Philosophy 16 (4):331 - 352 (1993)
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Abstract

Parsing according to the principles of modern linguistic theory is only now becoming a computationally interesting task. We contribute to these developments by illustrating how the account of movement introduced by Chomsky inBarriers can be incorporated into a Static Discontinuity Grammar (SDG). We are concerned with A''-movement as reflected inwh movement of arguments and adjuncts. The resulting SDG can be processed by an SDG parser to recover the thematic information and constitutency structure associated with a natural language sentence.

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