Author
Castillo, Juan CarlosAffiliation
University of MarylandIssue Date
2000
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Castillo, Juan Carlos. "Towards a Universal Account of Possessor Raising." Papers from the Poster Session of the 18th Annual West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL 18), 2000, pp. 11-18.Journal
Coyote PapersDescription
Published as a special volume of the Coyote Papers: The University of Arizona Working Papers in Linguistics.Additional Links
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This paper explores the nature of possessive relations in Universal Grammar, and their involvement in a syntactic process known as Possessor Raising or, as it is usually called in the Relational Grammar (RG) tradition, Possessor Ascension. Possessor Raising can be defined as the transformation that takes the D-structure possessor of a direct object in the sentence and assigns to it a surface grammatical relation (GR) to the verb of the sentence.Type
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