This chapter provides a general summary of the architecture of LFG. It is mainly focused on
describing the two main syntactic levels, c-and f-structure, and the projection architecture …

Grammatical functions (gfs) such as subject and object play a central role in the architecture
of LFG, which makes it quite different from most other formal theories of grammar. In this …

This chapter provides an in-depth coverage of the main features of the LFG framework,
focusing mainly on its syntactic representations: c-and f-structure. The makeup of each level …

The syntactic and semantic properties of nonfinite verb categories can best be understood in
relation to and distinction from the corresponding properties of finite verb categories. In order …

Recent work has argued for derivational expansion of the search space of ɸ-probes as a
result of the cyclic interaction of Merge and Agree (cyclic Agree). Empirical evidence for such …

This paper investigates gender agreement mismatches between nominal expressions and
the targets of agreement they control in two groups (adults and adolescents) of Heritage …

In this paper, we propose a new generalization concerning the structural relationship
between a head that agrees with a DP in φ-features and the predicate that assigns the (first) …

I explore the bases of a 'distributionalist'approach to syntactic categories, that is, an
approach that makes distinctions on the basis of purely syntactic (as opposed to, say …

This paper discusses evidence for backward control in Greek and Latin participial adjuncts.
The data differs from all previously reported cases of backward control in not involving …

Abstract Absolute constructions in Ancient Greek involved a clause-like constituent with a
participial verb form, the subject of which was not a matrix clause term. This subject …