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In syntax, the term '''serialization''' is sometimes used as a synonym of [[constituent order]]. | In syntax, the term '''serialization''' is sometimes used as a synonym of [[constituent order]]. | ||
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*Bartsch, Renate & | *Bartsch, Renate & [[Vennemann, Theo]]. 1972. ''Semantic Structures.'' Frankfurt: Athenäum. | ||
*Haider, Hubert. 2000. "Branching and discharge." In: Coopmans, Peter & Everaert, Martin & Grimshaw, Jane (eds.) ''Lexical specification and insertion.'' (Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 197). Amsterdam: Benjamins, 135-164. | *[[Haider, Hubert]]. 2000. "Branching and discharge." In: Coopmans, Peter & Everaert, Martin & Grimshaw, Jane (eds.) ''Lexical specification and insertion.'' (Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 197). Amsterdam: Benjamins, 135-164. | ||
===Other languages=== | ===Other languages=== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:04, 17 September 2007
In syntax, the term serialization is sometimes used as a synonym of constituent order.
Comments
A widely cited work that employs this term is Bartsch & Vennemann (1972), who postulate a "principle of natural serialization". But the term is also used in recent generative syntax, e.g. Haider (2000:135): "The VP-internal basic serialization patterns of non-verbal elements are cross-grammatically invariant."
Reference
- Bartsch, Renate & Vennemann, Theo. 1972. Semantic Structures. Frankfurt: Athenäum.
- Haider, Hubert. 2000. "Branching and discharge." In: Coopmans, Peter & Everaert, Martin & Grimshaw, Jane (eds.) Lexical specification and insertion. (Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 197). Amsterdam: Benjamins, 135-164.
Other languages
German Serialisierung