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Linglib.Phenomena.WordOrder.Studies.HarizanovGribanova2019

Head Movement in Bulgarian LHM and Germanic V2 #

@cite{harizanov-gribanova-2019}

Connects the Minimalist analysis of head movement to empirical verb position data.

Bulgarian Long Head Movement #

@cite{lambova-2004c} (cited in @cite{harizanov-gribanova-2019} examples (29), (48), (52)): both word orders are grammatical with the same meaning.

Order A (participle before auxiliary): Pročeli bjaha studentite statijata. read be.3p.pst the.students the.article 'The students had read the article.'

Order B (auxiliary before participle): Studentite bjaha pročeli statijata. the.students be.3p.pst read the.article 'The students had read the article.'

Germanic V2 #

Bulgarian participle fronting alternation.

  • fronted : String

    Surface form with participle fronted

  • unfronted : String

    Surface form without fronting

  • bothGrammatical : Bool

    Both orders are grammatical

  • sameMeaning : Bool

    Same meaning for both orders

  • gloss : String

    Gloss

  • translation : String

    Translation

Instances For

    The Minimalist analysis models the fronted order from the phenomena data.

    The Minimalist analysis correctly captures that both orders are grammatical. The unfronted order would be derived without the LHM operation.

    German embedded clauses are verb-final — no V-to-C in the presence of an overt complementizer.

    The root-clause sentence from @cite{vikner-1995}.