2019
DOI: 10.1007/s10828-019-09103-y
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Displaced morphology in German verb clusters: an argument for post-syntactic morphology

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“…In light of the diachronic and dialect data, there is sufficient evidence that zu mostly attaches to the rightmost verb in the verbal complex, yet in some cases it is handed down to the immediately preceding verb. This means that the long-held generalization (since Merkes 1895), which is also maintained by Gaeta (2013:584) and Salzmann (2016Salzmann ( :409, 2019, is not entirely correct. 7 A short typological digression: Misplacement of te is also reported for dialectal/regiolectal varieties of Dutch, as the following example (taken from Pots 2017:128) shows.…”
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“…In light of the diachronic and dialect data, there is sufficient evidence that zu mostly attaches to the rightmost verb in the verbal complex, yet in some cases it is handed down to the immediately preceding verb. This means that the long-held generalization (since Merkes 1895), which is also maintained by Gaeta (2013:584) and Salzmann (2016Salzmann ( :409, 2019, is not entirely correct. 7 A short typological digression: Misplacement of te is also reported for dialectal/regiolectal varieties of Dutch, as the following example (taken from Pots 2017:128) shows.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…c. They are [ VP laying eggs now], just like they used to [ VP _]. (Haider 1993:234, examples 2a,b,e) Sporadic older analyses of zu as a functional head have proven to be unconvincing on the empirical level (see the discussion by Haider 2010:273-274), yet this assumption still has its advocates-see, for example, Hinterhölzl (2006:157-158;2018), who analyzes zu as an aspectual head, and Salzmann (2016, who assumes that zu is a functional head without making particular claims as to its semantic content or contribution. Of course, in a grammar-theoretic setting where lexical integrity is lifted (which seems to be the standard assumption within the generative mainstream) and even bound morphemes can be considered as syntactic heads, the distinction between functional and lexical categories is somewhat blurred.…”
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“…Haider (2011) hat vehement dagegen argumentiert; trotzdem hat die grammatische Deutung dieser Konstruktion(en) weiterhin eher die Oberhand.¹⁴ Dies jedoch zu Unrecht, wie ich Die Vergleichsfälle sind aus dem Skandinavischen und Friesischen, siehe Wurmbrand (2010Wurmbrand ( , 2012. Die Parallelität der Stirnhornkonstruktion mit diesen Fällen wird in Salzmann (2016) bestritten.…”
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“…The syntactic arguments that have been brought up in the literature for positioning zu/to/te in T are not affected by this reasoning, as the relative position of the AnchP is the same as the one of the traditional TP in infinitives. I will not discuss here the actual positioning of the IM, seeSalzmann (2016) for arguments that the positioning has to be accounted for on a post-syntactic level, alsoSchallert (2018).…”
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