The Syntax of the Modern Celtic Languages
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Table of contents
G.M. Awbery, “Dialect Syntax: A Neglected Resource for Welsh”
A. Rouveret, “X-Bar Theory, Minimality, and Barrierhood in Welsh”
R.D. Borsley, “A GPSG Approach to Breton Word Order”
G.T. Stump, “Breton Inflection and the Split Morphology Hypothesis”
R. Hendrick, “Breton Pronominals, Binding, and Barriers”
N. Stenson, “Phrase Structure Congruence, Government, and Irish-English Code-Switching”
J. McCloskey, “Resumptive Pronouns, A-Binding, and Levels of Representation in Irish”
References
Index
A. Rouveret, “X-Bar Theory, Minimality, and Barrierhood in Welsh”
R.D. Borsley, “A GPSG Approach to Breton Word Order”
G.T. Stump, “Breton Inflection and the Split Morphology Hypothesis”
R. Hendrick, “Breton Pronominals, Binding, and Barriers”
N. Stenson, “Phrase Structure Congruence, Government, and Irish-English Code-Switching”
J. McCloskey, “Resumptive Pronouns, A-Binding, and Levels of Representation in Irish”
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