Subjunctive dependents in Iberian Romance: A Reprojection account

Ángel J. Gallego

Subjunctive dependents in Iberian Romance: A Reprojection account

Ángel J. Gallego

Department of Spanish Studies

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Abstract

This paper puts forward an analysis of subjunctive dependent clauses in Iberian Romance based on Hornstein and Uriagereka's (2002) treatment of binary quantifiers. The main idea is that Chomsky's (2004) Transfer operation can be associated to the effect of these quantifiers; more specifically, it is argued that indicative mood, contrary to subjunctive mood, operates as a binary quantifier, thus triggering the application of Transfer.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	25-42
Journal	Sintagma
Volume	27
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2015

Keywords

Cycle
Opacity
Phase
Subjunctive
Transfer

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