A Loophole of the EPP-less Movement Analysis
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This paper is to point out a loophole of the EPP-less movement analysis to successive cyclic movement proposed in Bošković(2007). Bošković's analysis can be regarded as a hybrid of early and current minimalist analyses to successive cyclic movement. Although the EPP-less movement analysis has tried to capture the insights of both the early and the current minimalist analyses, this paper shows that it also is not free from the most serious drawback in the EPP-driven analysis, namely a look-ahead problem. Some other problems remaining in the EPP-less movement analysis are discussed.
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This paper is to point out a loophole of the EPP-less movement analysis to successive cyclic movement proposed in Bošković(2007). Bošković's analysis can be regarded as a hybrid of early and current minimalist analyses to successive cyclic movement. Although the EPP-less movement analysis has tried to capture the insights of both the early and the current minimalist analyses, this paper shows that it also is not free from the most serious drawback in the EPP-driven analysis, namely a look-ahead problem. Some other problems remaining in the EPP-less movement analysis are discussed.
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