Analyzes syntactic structures using multidominance in various linguistic constructs, suggesting novel implications for syntax theory.
Merge, a sole syntactic operation is attributed to the basic property. A syntactic element normally dominates another syntactic one uniquely. However, there exists another option of dominance, i.e. a syntactic element dominates more than two elements, called multidominance, which follows from three dimensionality. This paper argues that coordination, Partial Wh-questions, and Head Internal Relative Clauses can be analyzed using multidominance.
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隆 今井 (2024) studied this question.
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