The Development of Latin Clause Structure OXFORDSTUDIES IN DIACHRONICANDHISTORICAL LINGUISTICS GENERAL EDITORS:AdamLedgewayandIanRoberts,UniversityofCambridge ADVISORY EDITORS:CynthiaAllen,AustralianNationalUniversity;RicardoBermúdez- Otero, University of Manchester; Theresa Biberauer, University of Cambridge; Charlotte Galves, University of Campinas; Geoff Horrocks, University of Cambridge; Paul Kiparsky, Stanford University; Anthony Kroch, University of Pennsylvania; David Lightfoot, Georgetown University; Giuseppe Longobardi, University of York; George Walkden, University of Konstanz; David Willis, University of Cambridge RECENTLY PUBLISHED IN THE SERIES VerbMovementandClauseStructureinOldRomanian VirginiaHillandGabrielaAlboiu TheSyntaxofOldRomanian EditedbyGabrielaPanăDindelegan GrammaticalizationandtheRiseofConfigurationalityinIndo-Aryan UtaReinöhl TheRiseandFallofErgativityinAramaic CyclesofAlignmentChange EleanorCoghill PortugueseRelativeClausesinSynchronyandDiachrony AdrianaCardoso Micro-changeandMacro-changeinDiachronicSyntax EditedbyEricMathieuandRobertTruswell TheDevelopmentofLatinClauseStructure AStudyoftheExtendedVerbPhrase LievenDanckaert TransitiveNounsandAdjectives EvidencefromEarlyIndo-Aryan JohnJ.Lowe Foracompletelistoftitlespublishedandinpreparationfortheseries,seepp.– The Development of Latin Clause Structure A Study of the Extended Verb Phrase LIEVEN DANCKAERT 1 OUPCORRECTEDPROOF–FINAL,18/4/2017,SPi 3 GreatClarendonStreet,Oxford,OXDP, UnitedKingdom OxfordUniversityPressisadepartmentoftheUniversityofOxford. 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Contents Seriespreface ix Acknowledgements x Listoffiguresandtables xii Abbreviations xvi Anoteonglossingconventions xxiii . Whatisatstake:wordorder,configurationality,andthepotentialfor structuralambiguity . Introduction:whatthisbookisabout . Latinwordorderflexibility:abriefdemonstration .. Wordorderpermutations .. Discontinuousconstituents .. Tosumup . ApproachestoLatinwordorder .. Non-configurationalapproaches .. Semi-configurationalapproaches:lineartemplates .. Configurationalapproaches:phrasestructure .. Anoteonhybridsystems .. Tosumup . Configurationalornot:whybother? .. Introducingstructuralambiguity... .. ...andapplyingittoLatin .. Thequestioninanutshell:doesLatinhaveaVPconstituent? . EvidenceforaLatinVP,part:theinteractionbetweenverb placementandnegation .. TheNegVORfacts:astepwisedescription .. Interlude:fromdescriptiontoexplanation .. ExplainingNegVOR:aphrasestructurebasedaccount .. Discardinganon-explanation:the‘NegFirstprinciple’ . EvidenceforaLatinVP,part:constituencytests .. Coordination .. Displacement(fronting) .. Ellipsis .. Pronominalization .. Relativization .. Tosumup vi Contents . Discardingsomenon-argumentsagainstconfigurationality .. Discontinuousconstituents .. Anoteonwordorderinpoetry . Someremarksonnon-configurationalityingenerativegrammar . Conclusion:Latinasa(discourse-)configurationallanguage . Latincorpuslinguisticsandthestudyoflanguagechange:methods, problems,andprospects . Studyinglanguagevariationandchange .. Thenatureoflinguisticvariation .. Anillustration:theEnglishdativealternation . ALatincorpus(ca.BC–AD) .. Compositionofthecorpus .. Sometextsthatwerenottakenintoaccount .. Somemethodologicalremarks .. Interimconclusion . TheLatincorpusasasourceofinformationonlanguagechange .. S-curvesandthecourseoflanguagechange .. Thedevelopmentoftheanalyticfutureperfect . Aconcludingnoteonsynchronyanddiachrony(andthescope ofthisbook) . Multipleobjectpositionsandhowtodiagnosethem . OV/VOindiachrony:anintroduction .. Wherewestand .. Someinitialcorpusdata . AthirdargumentforaconfigurationalapproachtoLatinsyntax .. TheOV/VOalternationacrosssyntacticcontexts .. Ahypothesis:differenttypesofOVandVO .. Testingthehypothesis .. Interimsummary . Thesyntaxofobjectplacement:evidenceformorethantwo objectpositions .. Lookingfor‘analyticmonoclausality’inLatin .. ThespecialbehaviourofLatinBE-periphrases .. Takingstock . ThephrasestructureofLatinmodals .. Acartographichypothesis .. TenseinLatinmodalconstructions .. Latinmodalsasraisingverbs .. Modalsandnegation . Conclusionandroadmap Contents vii . VOAux:atypologicallyrarewordorderpattern . Acloserlookatthediachronyofobjectplacement .. Objectplacementinclauseswithamodalverb .. VOinVPAuxandAuxVPcontexts . WhatisspecialabouttheVOAux-pattern .. Antisymmetryandthesyntaxofcomplement-headsequences .. Roll-upmovementandtheFinal-Over-FinalConstraint(FOFC) . GettingtoknowLatinVOAux:fivebasicproperties .. (Thelinearorder)VOAuxexists .. VOAuxisonlyproductiveinClassicalLatin .. VOAuxinclauseswithaBE-auxiliary .. VOAuxacrossclausetypes .. Thenatureofthedirectobject . ThesynchronicsyntaxofVOAux-clauses .. Fouralternativederivations .. Intermediateconclusion:thederivationofClassicalLatin [[VO]Aux](firstapproximation) . ThelossofVOAux .. ThedeclineofVOAuxversusthedeclineofVPAux .. ClassicalandLateLatin:revisitingtheperiodization . Conclusion:anewlookattheOV/VOalternation . ChangingEPPparameters:clausestructureinClassicalandLateLatin . TheVPAux/AuxVPalternationinthehistoryofLatin .. Introduction .. VPAux/AuxVP:theessentialdescriptives .. Theexplananda .. Theanalysisinanutshell . WhatClassicalLatin‘VP[–Neg–]Aux’isnot .. Headmovement .. VPintraposition .. Roll-upmovement . GrammarA:EPP-drivenVPmovement .. Introduction:parametersofEPP-checking .. LatinVPdisplacementasA-movement .. ThesyntaxofAuxVP-clausesinGrammarA .. TheEPPinGrammarA:evidencefrompassives .. Interimconclusion . ThegenesisofGrammarB:Neg-procliticizationand syntacticreanalysis .. Thedevelopmentofnegation:Jespersen’sCycle viii Contents .. Neg-procliticizationinLateLatin .. GrammarB:LateLatinVPAux .. LateLatinAuxVP . PropertiesofGrammarB .. Afirstconsequence:thedeclineof‘V–InternalArgument–Aux’ .. AnewwayofEPP-checking:internalargumentsacross voicetypesrevisited .. EarlyandlateAuxVP-clausescompared . Conclusion . ThedevelopmentofBE-periphrases . TwotypesofBE-periphrases . ThedevelopmentoftheF-paradigm .. EarlydifferentiationofEandF? .. ThespreadoftheF-paradigm .. Intermediatesummary . ThedevelopmentoftheE-paradigm .. Somedifferencesbetweenearlyandlate‘PaPa-BE’ .. WeakBE .. Discussion:someunrelatedphenomena . Anoteonthelossofthesyntheticpassive . Conclusion Epilogue Variabledirectionofcomplementationin theLatinclause:asynthesis Glossary References Indexlocorum Authorindex Subjectindex Series preface Modern diachronic linguistics has important contacts with other subdisciplines, notably first-language acquisition, learnability theory, computational linguistics, sociolinguisticsandthetraditionalphilologicalstudyoftexts.Itisnowrecognizedin thewiderfieldthatdiachroniclinguisticscanmakeanovelcontributiontolinguistic theory,tohistoricallinguisticsandarguablytocognitivesciencemorewidely. Thisseriesprovidesaforumforworkinbothdiachronicandhistoricallinguistics, including work on change in grammar, sound, and meaning within and across languages; synchronic studies of languages in the past; and descriptive histories of oneormorelanguages.Itisintendedtoreflectandencouragethelinksbetweenthese subjectsandfieldssuchasthosementionedabove. The goal of the series is to publish high-quality monographs and collections of papersindiachroniclinguisticsgenerally,i.e.studiesfocussingonchangeinlinguis- tic structure, and/or change in grammars, which are also intended to make a contribution to linguistic theory, by developing and adopting a current theoretical model, by raising wider questions concerning the nature of language change or by developing theoretical connections with other areas of linguistics and cognitive science as listed above. There is no bias towards a particular language or language family,ortowardsaparticulartheoreticalframework;workinalltheoreticalframe- works,and work based on the descriptive tradition of language typology,as well as quantitativelybasedworkusingtheoreticalideas,alsofeatureintheseries. AdamLedgewayandIanRoberts UniversityofCambridge
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