@inbook{d26052901cd44077b5cd252757e3c6d7,
title = "Ellipsis and Phases: Evidence from Antecedent Contained Sluicing",
abstract = "It has long been observed that movement obeys strict cyclicity. To capture the step-wise natureof movement various attempts have been made in the history of generative grammar. Thispaper argues that one of the current theories of cyclicity, Chomsky{\textquoteright}s (2000; 2001; 2004; 2007;2008) Phase Theory, captures the properties of ellipsis in so-called Antecedent ContainedSluicing construction (ACS) (Yoshida (2010)) in a straightforward fashion. In so doing, weshow that, similarly to movement, the relation between the ellipsis site and its antecedent isestablished in cyclic nodes, and provide support to a particular theory of cyclicity.",
author = "Masaya Yoshida and \{Gallego Bartolom{\'e}\}, \{{\'A}ngel Jes{\'u}s\}",
year = "2013",
language = "English",
isbn = "9783110294712",
series = "Linguistische Arbeiten",
publisher = "de Gruyter",
pages = "353--370",
editor = "Artemis Alexiadou and Tibor Kiss and Gereon M{\"u}ller",
booktitle = "Local Modeling of Non-Local Dependencies in Syntax",
address = "Germany",
}