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April 2, 1988Anuario del Seminario de Filología Vasca Julio de Urquijo: International journal of basque linguistics and philology

Defining the three binding domains of Basque

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GRGeorges Rebuschi

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Overview

Analysis demonstrates flaws in binding theory regarding pronouns in Basque, suggesting type independence and dual categories.

Key Points

  • Binding theory reveals inconsistencies in the categories of pronominals and anaphors, challenging traditional views.
  • The analysis shows that Basque has unique binding requirements, including distinct narrow and wide binding categories.
  • Approach focuses on the types of pronouns, particularly the roles of subjects and reflexive elements within binding contexts.
  • Implications highlight a need for revisiting binding theory to account for cross-linguistic variation in pronoun behavior.

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Georges Rebuschi (1988) studied this question.

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