Stephen C. Levinson on Binding Conditions
- From: "Ray" <raymondaliasapollyon@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 6 Feb 2006 04:42:56 -0800
HI,
Has anyone read his 1991 work entitled "Pragmatic reduction of the
Binding Conditions revisited"?
I'm reading it, and find it rather heavy going. One thing I still
cannot understand about the article, which I'm wading through for about
one week, is his association of the I-Principle and the presumption of
"clausemate core-argument disjointness". (e.g, in 'he hit him', 'he'
and 'him' are usually disjoint in reference, i.e. non-coreferential.)
He claims that the latter follows from the former, but I don't see the
connection.
Could anyone enlighten me?
Ray
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