Titlebook: Island Constraints; Theory, Acquisition Helen Goodluck,Michael Rochemont Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1992 Index.Te

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Island Constraints: An Introduction,y (1964). The papers collected in this volume address island constraints from a variety of theoretical linguistic and psycholinguistic perspectives. They result from a conference held at the University of Ottawa during the fall of 1989, at which specialists from several fields met to engage in inter

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Islands, Learnability and the Lexicon,er. At least this is so for extraction from clausal complements to verbs, which I will focus on in this paper. As a first approximation (inaccurate but adequate for purposes of this section): all complement clauses are islands in Slavic, only WH-clauses are islands in English, and not even WH-clause

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,Sentences as Islands: On the Boundedness of A′-Movement in American Sign Language,his paper, I will discuss the boundedness of A′-movement in American Sign Language (ASL), and raise some of the psycholinguistic questions regarding the learnability and acquisition of these constructions. ASL is the visual-gestural language used by deaf people in the United States and parts of Cana

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