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THE ARGUMENTS ABOUT DEEP STRUCTURE GEORGE BEDELL University of California , Los Angeles The notion of deep structure has served to crystallize a number of recent con- troversies in syntactic theory . This paper examines several ...
THE ARGUMENTS ABOUT DEEP STRUCTURE GEORGE BEDELL University of California , Los Angeles The notion of deep structure has served to crystallize a number of recent con- troversies in syntactic theory . This paper examines several ...
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... deep structure ) which accounts for the difference in meaning between the two sentences . The semantic relations referred to by Fillmore are to be interpreted from the grammatical relations of the deep structure , in conjunction with ...
... deep structure ) which accounts for the difference in meaning between the two sentences . The semantic relations referred to by Fillmore are to be interpreted from the grammatical relations of the deep structure , in conjunction with ...
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... deep structure like Fig . 2 , with a possible application of Passive to the complement , followed by a rule ( Raising to Object ) which turns the subject ... deep structure . Behind these arguments one THE ARGUMENTS ABOUT DEEP STRUCTURE 437.
... deep structure like Fig . 2 , with a possible application of Passive to the complement , followed by a rule ( Raising to Object ) which turns the subject ... deep structure . Behind these arguments one THE ARGUMENTS ABOUT DEEP STRUCTURE 437.
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rules | 1 |
Constraints on global rules in phonology | 29 |
Phonological features problems and proposals | 52 |
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