2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.lingua.2014.07.021
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Constraints on syntax-prosody correspondence: The case of clausal and subclausal parentheticals in Turkish

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“…In ( 5), Force ILL P refers to the syntactic locus of illocutionary force. In other words, MATCH-Clause states that any unit-clausal or not-that is employed to commit a speech act is mapped to an ι (Downing 1970;Kan 2009;Truckenbrodt 2015;Güneş 2014Güneş , 2015Ishihara 2022). In (5b), 'syntactic phrase' means any XP node, including any clause-size projection that is not Force ILL P. In (5c), 'M-word' refers to a morphosyntactic word in the sense of Embick and Noyer (2001), i.e., a potentially complex head that is not immediately dominated by a further head projection (assuming the Distributed Morphology framework of morphosyntax).…”
Section: A Pst Approach To Turkish Prosody That Is Not Phase-basedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In ( 5), Force ILL P refers to the syntactic locus of illocutionary force. In other words, MATCH-Clause states that any unit-clausal or not-that is employed to commit a speech act is mapped to an ι (Downing 1970;Kan 2009;Truckenbrodt 2015;Güneş 2014Güneş , 2015Ishihara 2022). In (5b), 'syntactic phrase' means any XP node, including any clause-size projection that is not Force ILL P. In (5c), 'M-word' refers to a morphosyntactic word in the sense of Embick and Noyer (2001), i.e., a potentially complex head that is not immediately dominated by a further head projection (assuming the Distributed Morphology framework of morphosyntax).…”
Section: A Pst Approach To Turkish Prosody That Is Not Phase-basedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Schubö, 2020;Truckenbrodt & Darcy, 2010), some propose more flexible definition of "clause," which allows typological variation as to which syntactic constituent Match(CP,ι) applies to (Hamlaoui & Szendrői, 2015. Some researchers also argue for more direct relevance of speech acts to the distribution of ι (Güneş, 2014(Güneş, , 2015Hamlaoui & Szendrői, 2017;Ishihara, to appear;Truckenbrodt, 2015). See Ishihara (to appear) for detailed discussion, which includes a critical review of Selkirk's (2009) claim that Fukuoka Japanese provides evidence for Match(CP,ι).…”
Section: Defining Word/phrase/clausementioning
confidence: 99%
“…İncelenen belirteçlerin ortak özellikleri ise tümcede herhangi bir unsuru nitelememeleri, tümcenin tamamını kapsamlarına almaları, öncelikle başta olmak üzere farklı pozisyonlarda kullanılabilmeleridir. Ayrıca bu belirteçlerin tümce içinde kullanımında parantez yapıları gibi konuşma dilinde virgül tonlamasıyla (comma intonation), yazı dilinde ise iki virgül (,) arası verilerek dar açılı olmadıkları işaretlenir (Traugott, 2007;Güneş, 2014).…”
Section: Akademik Dil Ve Edebiyat Dergisiunclassified