2020
DOI: 10.5334/gjgl.1049
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XP- and X<sup>0</sup>-movement in the Latin verb: Evidence from mirroring and anti-mirroring

Abstract: Latin verbs appear to both obey and disobey the Mirror Generalization (Baker 1985), albeit in different inflectional forms (Cinque 1999). Given the importance of the Mirror Generalization to morphosyntactic theorizing, this situation deserves scrutiny. We develop an analysis on which all Latin finite verbs, whether mirroring or anti-mirroring, share a single, simple, virtually invariant derivation, involving one step of head movement (Asp to T) and one step of phrasal movement (vP to [Spec,TP]). On this analys… Show more

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“…V-to-T-to-C movement would create a complex head in which V and T form a constituent to the exclusion of C. Consequently, V and T cannot be linearized on different sides of C (Mirror Principle, Baker 1985Baker , 1988. Assuming that syntactic operations apply cyclically, Mirror Principle violations can only arise due to an interaction of two (or more) operations displacing heads (Harley 2010;Myler 2013Myler , 2017Harizanov and Gribanova 2019;Zyman andKalivoda 2020, Arregi andPietraszko 2021). V-to-T-to-C head movement cannot derive this affix order.…”
Section: Like Insertion Approaches Cyclicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…V-to-T-to-C movement would create a complex head in which V and T form a constituent to the exclusion of C. Consequently, V and T cannot be linearized on different sides of C (Mirror Principle, Baker 1985Baker , 1988. Assuming that syntactic operations apply cyclically, Mirror Principle violations can only arise due to an interaction of two (or more) operations displacing heads (Harley 2010;Myler 2013Myler , 2017Harizanov and Gribanova 2019;Zyman andKalivoda 2020, Arregi andPietraszko 2021). V-to-T-to-C head movement cannot derive this affix order.…”
Section: Like Insertion Approaches Cyclicmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…If a syntactic structure along the lines of Kratzer (1998) is adopted (as it is both for semantics–related reasons and on independent syntactic and morphological grounds in much current work on Latin clause structure, see e.g. Embick 2000, Embick & Halle 2005, Devine & Stephens 2013:28–31, Zyman & Kalivoda 2020), features which are present in the case of participles may be hypothesized to occupy the Asp head, the head hosting features responsible for the viewpoint aspect interpretation (i.e. the relationship between the sentence's topic time and its situation time), as a matter of its lexical specification.…”
Section: Structure Case and Agreement Propertiesmentioning
confidence: 99%