significance in spite of any theoretical changes that may occur. Some special topics that are covered in this text include: the relationship between language learning and linguistic theory, alternatives to Excep- tional Case Marking, 'quirky' Case, binding theory for non-pronominals, VP-internal subjects, the DP analysis, the theory of branching, parasitic gaps, Relativized Minimality and the theory of Move α, long distance anaphora, antecedent-contained deletion, weak and strong crossover, reconstruction and anti-reconstruction, head movement, leftward and rightward movement and antisymmetry, and the Minimalist Program. In addition, where possible I have pointed towards alternative formulations of certain phenomena in other theories, although space limitations did not allow me to explore these alternatives in detail in the text.
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Publication Information: Book Title: Principles and Parameters: An Introduction to Syntactic Theory. Contributors: Peter W. Culicover - author. Publisher: Oxford University Press. Place of Publication: Oxford. Publication Year: 1997. Page Number: viii.
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