ConSOLE 26 2018 • University College London

Gapping is not low coordination: Evidence from Russian

Aleksandr Kalinin

Queen Mary University of London

a.kalinin@qmul.ac.uk
ATB movementGappinglow coordination

Abstract

Johnson (2009) analyses Gapping as across-the-board extraction (henceforth referred to as ATB-extraction or ATB-movement) from the coordination of vPs, which is referred to as low coordination. The contribution of this article is to present and discuss some problematic data for this approach from Russian. The data include licensing subordinate conjunctions, initial coordinators, a problem for chain reduction, and sentential adverbs.

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Aleksandr Kalinin (2018). gapping is not low coordination: evidence from russian. In Proceedings of ConSOLE 26, edited by Astrid van Alem, Anastasiia Ionova, Cora Pots, (pp. 209-224).

BibTeX

@inproceedings{kalinin-gapping-2018, title={Gapping is not low coordination: Evidence from Russian}, author={Aleksandr Kalinin}, booktitle={Proceedings of ConSOLE 26}, year={2018}, pages={209-224}, editor={Astrid van Alem and Anastasiia Ionova and Cora Pots} }

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