scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1292572
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The paper discusses the nature and scope of the relation between morphology and (phrasal) syntax. The author proposes a couple of formal dimensions along which the mechanisms of \(\theta\)-role assignment may be aligned. The configurations of \(\theta\)-properties admitted by this novel realignment make sense of various morpho-syntactic phenomena, e.g., various \(V\to A\) derivations. The proposed lexicalist account of some morpho-syntactic phenomena is compared to syntactic accounts already existing in the linguistic theories. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0912.00026].
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