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...These constraints, or "conditions", helped decrease the number of possible generative grammars, with a goal to account for the process of [[language acquisition] ...nerative]] linguists in Europe, as evidenced by the quote below:<ref>The [[Generative Linguistics in the Old World|GLOW]] [http://glow.uit.no/index.php?page=mani ...

In [[linguistics]], a '''grammatical construction''' is any [[syntax|syntactic]] string of words ranging from [[Sentence (linguistics)|sentence] ...s|semantic]] and [[Pragmatics|pragmatic]] content. In [[generative grammar|generative]] frameworks, constructions are generally treated as epiphenomenal, being d ...

...f syntax is advocated by [[linguistic formalists]], and in particular by [[generative linguistics]], whose approaches have hence been called autonomist linguisti ...ttps://www.fulcrum.org/concern/monographs/37720d24n Unaccusativity: At the syntax–lexical semantics interface]''. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press</ref> ...

...rsity, 2007.</ref> It can be viewed simultaneously as [[generative grammar|generative]]-enumerative (like [[categorial grammar]] and [[principles and parameters] ...re''' (abstract [[syntax]]) and '''phenogrammatical structure''' (concrete syntax). ...

...He is one of the leading figures in modern [[minimalist program|minimalist syntax]]. ...[[Richard S. Kayne|Richard Kayne]]) of The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Syntax. ...

...rfaces between them.<ref name=UCL/> His work is part of the tradition of [[generative grammar]].{{citation needed|date=December 2010}} Neeleman is co-author of the monographs ''Flexible Syntax: A Theory of Case and Arguments'' (1998; with [[Fred Weerman]]) and ''Beyon ...

...yntax]]) and tectogrammatical ([[Deep structure and surface structure|deep syntax]]). Continuing the tradition of [[Prague School]], special attention is pai ...

...l model''' in [[linguistics]], or '''XSM''', is a [[generative linguistics|generative]] framework in [[Morphology (linguistics)|morphology and morphosyntax]], in ...olation have no [[syntactic category]], it is only when they appear in a [[syntax|structure]] that they acquire these categories. More specifically, [[words] ...

...list Program]]. He has published widely in the synchronic and diachronic [[syntax]] of [[Romance languages|Romance]] and [[Germanic languages]] and [[Welsh l ...

...the author or coauthor of nine books and has papers published on formal [[syntax|syntactic theory]] and on linguistic aspects of [[Scottish Gaelic]] and [[I The bulk of Carnie's research has been in the fields of [[syntax]], [[Morphology (linguistics)|morphology]], and [[phonology]]. He works pri ...

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...specialising in the [[syntax]] of [[Finnish language|Finnish]] and in the syntax of [[second language acquisition]] (SLA).<ref>{{Cite web|title=Anne Vainikk ...=en-US}}</ref> She continued to make contributions to the study of Finnish syntax throughout her career. A workshop in memoriam of her work in this area was ...

...string theory". ''Bulletin of Symbolic Logic''. 19 (2013) 253–4.</ref> A [[generative grammar]] can be seen as a recursive definition in string theory. In 1956 [[Alonzo Church]] wrote: "Like any branch of mathematics, theoretical syntax may, and ultimately must, be studied by the axiomatic method".<ref>Alonzo C ...

...k presented in [[Richard S. Kayne]]'s 1994 monograph ''The Antisymmetry of Syntax''. ...n of X-bar theory, a formal theory of phrase structure in transformational generative grammar, by means of a unique principle: the Linear Correspondence Axiom (L ...

...tics (natural language)|semantics]] as practiced within the framework of [[generative grammar]], nor with [[general semantics]]}} ...cs developed out of [[transformational-generative grammar|transformational generative grammar]] in the mid-1960s, but stood in opposition to it. The period in wh ...

==In morphology and syntax== In [[morphology (linguistics)|morphology]] and [[syntax]], words are often organized into '''[[lexical category|lexical categories] ...

...> and Miller (1994)<ref name="miller1994">Miller, Philip H. 1999. ''Strong Generative Capacity''. CSLI publications.</ref> offer a refined notion of strong equiv However, a [[concrete syntax tree]] of the second grammar always reflects the usual [[order of operation ...

| fields = {{hlist|[[Linguistics]]|[[Generative grammar]]|[[Syntax]]}} ...n, and recently has argued (in collaboration with [[Jonah Katz]]) that the syntax of tonal music is identical to the structure of language.<ref name="music"> ...

| main_interests = [[Syntax]], [[generative grammar]], [[heritage language]] ...ιάδου, born 13 February 1969 in [[Volos]]) is a Greek linguist active in [[syntax]] research working in Germany. She is professor of English linguistics <ref ...

...irst=Caroline|date=1991-01-01|title=Layers of predication: The non-lexical syntax of clauses|url=https://repository.upenn.edu/dissertations/AAI9202106|journa ...equatives and other copular constructions, particularly pseudoclefts, the syntax and semantics of (especially) nominal conjunction, and syntactic attrition ...