Predication and escape hatches in Phase Extension Theory

Predication and escape hatches in Phase Extension Theory

1. Introduction The main proposal of den Dikken's paper consists of two elegant assumptions, which propose to derive phase theory in a dynamic way and to explain a number of extraction constraints. The first assumption is that a projection immediately containing a predication (i.e., a subject a...

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