Participle-Auxiliary Word Orders in Slavic
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In recent analyses, attention has been drawn to Participle-Auxiliary orders in Slavic. Such constructions have been argued to involve Long Head Movement of the participle: that is, head movement which does not obey the Head Movement Constraint, and which is taken to be an instance of a Last-Resort syntactic operation. The phenomenon, which appears in a number of Slavic languages, is seen in (b) in the following Slovak examples (from Rivero 1991):1
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تاریخ انتشار 2003