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(University of Cambridge, UK)
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This book brings together for the first time a series of previously published papers featuring Ian Roberts’ pioneering work on diachronic and comparative syntax over the last thirty years in one comprehensive volume. Divided into two parts, the volume engages in recent key topics in empirical studies of syntactic theory, with the eight papers on diachronic syntax addressing major changes in the history of English as well as broader aspects of syntactic change, including the introduction to the formal approach to grammaticalisation, and the eight papers on comparative syntax exploring head-movement, the nature and distribution of clitics, and the nature of parametric variation and change. This comprehensive collection of the author’s body of research on diachronic and comparative syntax is an essential resource for scholars and researchers in theoretical, comparative, and historical linguistics.

Preface vii
Acknowledgments x
List of Contributors
xii
PART I Diachronic Syntax
1(258)
1 Agreement Parameters and the Development of English Modal Auxiliaries
3(36)
Ian Roberts
2 A Computational Model of Language Learnability and Language Change
39(49)
Robin Clark
Ian Roberts
3 Object Movement and Verb Movement in Early Modern English
88(16)
Ian Roberts
4 Directionality and Word Order Change in the History of English
104(35)
Ian Roberts
5 Verb Movement and Markedness
139(45)
Ian Roberts
6 Theoretical Consequences
184(43)
Anna Roussou
Ian Roberts
7 Cascading Parameter Changes: Internally-Driven Change in Middle and Early Modern English
227(32)
Theresa Biberauer
Ian Roberts
PART II Comparative Syntax
259(295)
8 Passive Arguments Raised
261(35)
Mark Baker
Kyle Johnson
Ian Roberts
9 Complex Inversion in French
296(29)
Luigi Rizzi
Ian Roberts
10 Excorporation and Minimality
325(9)
Ian Roberts
11 Two Types of Head Movement in Romance
334(35)
Ian Roberts
12 Clause Structure and X-Second
369(50)
Anna Cardinaletti
Ian Roberts
13 The Analysis of VSO Clauses
419(54)
Ian Roberts
14 Introduction: Parameters in Minimalist Theory
473(62)
Anders Holmberg
Ian Roberts
15 Macroparameters and Minimalism: A Programme for Comparative Research
535(19)
Ian Roberts
Index 554
Ian Roberts is Professor of Linguistics in the Department of Linguistics at the University of Cambridge. His most recent publications include Syntactic Variation in Minimalist Syntax, with Theresa Biberauer, Anders Holmberg and Michelle Sheehan(2010) and Agreement and Head Movement(2010).