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Right Node Raising And Gapping Interface Conditions On Prosodic Deletion Katharina Hartmann

Name: Right Node Raising And Gapping Interface Conditions On Prosodic Deletion Katharina Hartmann
SKU: BELL-1784906
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Right Node Raising And Gapping Interface Conditions On Prosodic Deletion Katharina Hartmann instant download after payment.

Publisher: John Benjamins Publishing Company

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.34 MB

Pages: 190

Author: Katharina Hartmann

ISBN: 9781556199844, 9789027225719, 9789027298508, 1556199848, 9027225710, 9027298505

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Right Node Raising And Gapping Interface Conditions On Prosodic Deletion Katharina Hartmann by Katharina Hartmann 9781556199844, 9789027225719, 9789027298508, 1556199848, 9027225710, 9027298505 instant download after payment.

This title investigates two elliptical coordinations in German, right node raising, and gapping. Ellipsis in both constructions is claimed to be the result of a phonological process which is conditioned by prosodic and focus semantic constraints. The author examines the close connection between focus and ellipsis and there is a discussion of focus structure which demonstrates that the conjuncts are informationally dependent on each other.