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• Principle of Lexical Association
  '''Principle of Lexical Association (PLA)''' is a principle that an operator like ''only'' must be associated with a lexical constituen
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• Structure-preserving Constraint
  '''Structure-preserving Constraint''' is a principle which states that a moved constituent may only be substituted for a categor This principle prevents an NP from being moved to a V-position.
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• Cooperative Principle
  In semantics, the '''Cooperative Principle''' is a principle proposed in Grice (1975), which speakers can be expected to observe in a [[ Grice elaborated this principle in four [[Gricean maxims|Maxims]] (of Quality, Quantity, Relevance and Mann
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• Mapping Principle (in morphology)
  ...entation of complex words to each other. He basically proposes the Mapping Principle to account for the so-called [[bracketing paradox]]es. Sproat defines his Mapping Principle in such a way that [[un [grammatical]] ity] can be rebracketed as [un [[gra
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• Maximal Onset Principle
  In phonology, the '''Maximal Onset Principle''' is a principle determining underlying [[syllable division]]. It states that intervocalic [ ...'. However, the only division that is in conformity with the maximal onset principle is ''di.plo.ma.''
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• Minimal Distance Principle
  '''Minimal Distance Principle (MDP)''' requires a PRO or NOP to be controlled by, or predicated on, the c
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• Variable (Syntax)
  ...] by an [[operator]]. A variable counts as an R-expression with respect to principle C of the [[Binding Theory]].
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• Compositionality
  ...ositional' iff it can be derived in accordance with the [[Compositionality Principle]].
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• Wh-trace
  ...bar movement]], a ''wh''-trace behaves as a [[variable]] and is subject to Principle C of the [[binding theory]].
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• ECP
  '''ECP''' is a common abbreviation for [[Empty Category Principle]].
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• Syllabification
  ...ty with universal and language-specific requirements (e.g. [[Maximal Onset Principle]], [[sonority hierarchy]]).
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• Leftness condition
  * Koopman, H. and D. Sportiche 1982. ''Variables and the Bijection Principle,'' Kaye, J., H. Koopman and D. Sportiche (eds.), Projet sur les langues kru
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• Case Assignment Conditions
  ...closest case-assigner which c-commands it (in consequence of the Earliness Principle) and is assigned<br>
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• Arbitrariness of the sign
  ...e meaning (''signifié'') of a sign. There are systematic exceptions to the principle of the arbitrariness of the sign, e.g. [[onomatopoeia]] (i.e. [[onomatopoet
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• Maxim of relevance
  ...four [[conversational maxim]]s, which jointly constitute the [[cooperative principle]]. Grice (1975: 47) defines it as follows: "I expect a partner’s contribu ...be relevant to the speaker. A will assume that B abides by the cooperative principle and will therefore infer that specific implied meanings are being conveyed.
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• Weak crossover
  ...nt. Best-known among these is Koopman &amp; Sportiche's (1982) [[Bijection Principle]]. Weak crossover also occurs at LF, in cases such as (ii) containing the q ...retation of ''his'' as a bound variable is also ruled out by the Bijection Principle.
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• Base component
  ...are generated by means of [[phrase structure rule]]s and the [[Projection Principle]], on the basis of information from the [[lexicon]].
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• Syntactic complexity
  ...thesis which is a modified version of Hawkins' Early Immediate Constituent principle.
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• Disjunctive ordering
  Rule (a) is applied in ''ellípsis''<nowiki>; Rule (b) could then in principle also apply yielding the incorrect </nowiki>''ellí­psís'' (with two main
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• Righthand head rule
  '''Righthand Head Rule''' is a principle proposed in Williams (1981a) which says that the righthand member of a morp
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• Maxim of manner
  ...f the Gricean [[conversational maxim]]s which constitute the [[Cooperative Principle]]. It makes the following requirements: ...han you must (given Q)." (Horn 1984: 134). With respect to manner, the two principle ''maximization of informational content'' (avoidance of ambiguity/obscurity
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• Procrastinate
  (minimalist theory) principle which favors covert syntax over overt syntax, if there is a choice. The und
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• Stress subordination principle
  '''Stress subordination principle''' is a universal convention proposed by Chomsky &amp; Halle (1968) in the *[http://www2.let.uu.nl/UiL-OTS/Lexicon/zoek.pl?lemma=Stress+subordination+principle&lemmacode=265 Utrecht Lexicon of Linguistics]
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• Proper government
  ...er government is the key notion in the formulation of the [[Empty Category Principle]].
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• T-model
  ...with the articulatory-perceptual system. Both PF and LF are subject to the principle of [[Full interpretation]]. The division of labor among the three syntactic
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• Generalisierte Phrasenstrukturgrammatik
  ** [[Foot feature principle]] ** [[Control agreement principle]]
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• Logic
  ...ined. The characteristic of these languages is that they do not obey ''the principle of the excluded middle'', which says that a formula must be either true or
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• Implicature
  ...implicature of contrast), others follow on the basis of the [[Cooperative Principle]] and its [[maxims]]. A well-known example are the scalar implicatures, whe
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• Portal:Psycholinguistics
  ...ry]], [[Single mechanism composition theory]], [[wug testing]], [[blocking principle]] ...et principle]], [[taxonomic assumption]], [[underextension]], [[uniqueness principle]], [[variegated babbling]], [[whole object assumption]]
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• Superiority condition
  ...tion of [[transformation]]s, which states that, if a transformation can in principle be applied to two [[constituent]]s in the structure, it has to be applied t
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• Double articulation
  Double articulation is closely related to the principle of the [[arbitrariness of the sign]], as only systems consisting of arbitra
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• Raising to object
  ...vide a landing site for NP-movement. This is at odds with the [[Projection Principle]] and in conflict with [[Theta-theory]]. As a solution to this problem it h
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• Montague Grammar
  ...nciples, according to a Universal Grammar, of which the [[Compositionality Principle]] is the most important one.
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• Clause structure in Skolt Saami
  ===Auxiliary Verbs and the V2 principle=== ...ds us of the V2 Prinzip, whereby the verb appears in second position; this principle is particularly common in Germanic languages. If there are two verbs in a
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• Gricean maxims
  ...hat were proposed by [[H.P. Grice]] as an elaboration of his [[Cooperative Principle]]. He distinguished four categories, with several submaxims (Grice 1975):
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• Reanalysis (in generative syntax)
  ...f operations are at odds with the [[theta criterion]] and the [[Projection Principle]], two-dimensional phrase-structures have been proposed, assigning more tha
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• Code-switching
  * Principle-based accounts with code-switching specific mechanisms and constraints (Bel * Principle-based accounts without code-switching specific mechanisms and constraints (
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• Irony
  ...hment of the overall degree of negativity expressed". Similarly, the Irony Principle established by Leech aims to explain this phenomenon of hidden criticism by ...es a false statement, the hearer assumes that A observes the [[cooperative principle]] and hence interprets A’s contribution as relevant.
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• Zipfsches Gesetz
  * Zipf, George Kingsley (1932): "Selected Studies of the Principle of Relative Frequency in Language." Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press * Zipf, George Kingsley (1949): ''Human Behavior and the Principle of Least Effort. An Introduction to Human Ecology.'' Addison-Wesley Press,
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• Definizioni enciclopediche
  ...rincipi, teorie e approcci (come [[laryngeal theory]], [[Lexical Integrity Principle]], [[theta criterion]], [[Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar]], [[Tagmemi
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• Boris Isaakovič Jarcho
  ...rinciple of compensation must be particularly highlighted. For Jarcho, the principle of compensation is a balancing mechanism, which is based on the frequency o ...e of text, related to the frequency of textual characteristics. This basic principle (compensation) is of utmost relevance still today (for more details see Ke
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• Rekursivität
  ...ert D. Everett in neueren Arbeiten das so genannte Immediacy of Experience Principle (IEP; vgl. Everett (2007: 4)), aus welchem er unter anderem ableitet, dass
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• Operational plausibility
  ...ered realistic if it cannot be put into operation in a realistic way. This principle, the requirement of '''operational plausibility''', has also been mentioned
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• Aims and methods of quantitative linguistics
  ...themselves determined with quan-titative exactness. This situation is, in principle, not different from that in the natural sciences, where the old determinist
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• Main Page
  ...al]], [[lateral]], [[liquid]], [[manner of articulation]], [[Maximal Onset Principle]], [[metrical phonology]], [[minimal word constraint]], [[nasal]], [[natura
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• Kopf
  *H. Lasnik, On the Extended Projection Principle. Studies in Modern Grammar 2003/31, 1–23.
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• Gustav Herdan
  ...ipf’s discoveries build a fundament of [[synergetic linguistics]], and his principle, taken as an axiom, was split up in numerous special cases.
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• Belebtheit
  ...c prominence and Broca`s area: The Influence of animacy as a linearization principle. ''NeuroImage'' 32. 1395- 1402.
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• S.-Y. Kuroda/publications
  1993c. On the scope principle and scope ambiguities in Japanese. Ms.UCSD and Kanda University of Internat
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• Visible Speech
  „The fundamental principle of Visible Speech is, that all Relations of Sounds are symolized by Relatio
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