Ezeztapenaren hurrenkera euskal egitura perifrastikoetan: hurbilpen diakroniko-tipologikoa

Salaberri, Iker

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“…It is a known feature of Basque that there are word order differences between root and embedded clauses, especially in the context of negation (cf. Altube 1929;Azkue 1923Azkue -25[1969; de Rijk 1969;1972;Goenaga 1980;Ortiz de Urbina 1989b;Laka 1990;1991;Euskaltzaindia 1999;Etxepare 2003;Oyharçabal 2003;Artiagoitia 2003a;Artiagoitia & Elordieta 2016;Elordieta & Haddican 2018;Salaberri 2018).…”

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FOFC as a PF phenomenon: Evidence from Basque clausal embedding

Duguine

2022

Glossa: A Journal of General Linguistics

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The Final-Over-Final Condition (FOFC) accounts for a strong cross-linguistic general- ization whereby head-initial phrases are not dominated by head-final phrases. Giving an explanatory analysis of this condition requires to determine whether it is a narrow syntactic or a PF phenomenon. This paper explores an array of word order patterns in Basque which are different in root vs. em- bedded clauses. These contrasts can be explained as FOFC-effects resulting from strategies that ensure compliance when the syntax creates structures that potentially violate the FOFC. From there, the FOFC is analyzed as a condition on head-initial phrases not being dominated by head-final phrases if both host overt heads. When either of them hosts no overt head, compliance ensues. Consequently, the FOFC is a PF phenomenon, sensitive to the specific positions in which heads surface.

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Section: Another Compliance Strategy: V-final Ordermentioning

confidence: 99%

FOFC as a PF phenomenon: Evidence from Basque clausal embedding

Duguine

2022

Glossa: A Journal of General Linguistics

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The word order of negation in the history of Basque

Salaberri

2021

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This article investigates word order changes in negated periphrastic constructions in the history of Basque. A number of linguistic variables are argued to correlate with these changes: the negative particle ez is increasingly focalized in main clauses, the innovative pattern negative particle – auxiliary verb – main verb allows for more syntactic flexibility than the conservative one, and the word order changes do not progress at equal rates in all clause subtypes. Genre issues are also considered, including the hypothesis that the loss of the conservative order main verb – negative particle – auxiliary verb of main clauses occurs first in texts close to oral language. Moreover, it is argued that eastern dialects are more innovative than western dialects and that efforts towards standardization of the language have slowed down this case of word order change.

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Ezeztapenaren hurrenkera euskal egitura perifrastikoetan: hurbilpen diakroniko-tipologikoa

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FOFC as a PF phenomenon: Evidence from Basque clausal embedding

FOFC as a PF phenomenon: Evidence from Basque clausal embedding

The word order of negation in the history of Basque

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