TY - BOOK ID - 15866875 TI - Symmetry, Shared Labels and Movement in Syntax PY - 2017 VL - 81 SN - 9783110520125 3110520184 3110520125 3110522519 9783110522525 3110522527 9783110522518 9783110520187 9783110522518 9783110520187 PB - Berlin Boston DB - UniCat KW - Grammar, Comparative and general KW - Minimalist theory (Linguistics) KW - Parallelism (Linguistics) KW - Language and languages KW - Linguistics KW - Generative grammar KW - Syntax KW - Syntax. KW - Style KW - Philology KW - Grammar, Comparative and general - Syntax KW - Grammar, Comparative and general Syntax KW - Movement. KW - ATB Movement. KW - Criterial Freezing. KW - Long-distance Dependencies. KW - Nested Dependencies. UR - https://www.unicat.be/uniCat?func=search&query=sysid:15866875 AB - What is the trigger for displacement phenomena in natural language syntax? And how can constraints on syntactic movement be derived from interface conditions and so-called Third Factor principles? Within the Minimalist Program a standard answer to the first question is that it is driven by morphosyntactic features. This monograph challenges that view and suggests that the role of features in driving syntactic computation has been overestimated. Instead it proposes that "labeling" -- the detection of a prominent element in sets formed by Merge -- plays a role in driving transformations, and labeling itself is understood to derive from an interplay of efficient computation and the need for a label at the Conceptual-Intentional systems. It explores this idea in four empirical domains: Long-distance dependencies, Criterial Freezing-phenomena, nested dependencies and ATB-movement. The languages considered include English, German and Hebrew. ER -