Grodzinsky and Reinhart argued against Grimshaw and Rosen that this grammatical phenomenon can only be understood as innate if it is processed by a di ferent module than co-reference.
Grodzinsky and Reinhart argued against Grimshaw and Rosen that this grammatical phenomenon can only be understood as innate if it is processed by a di ferent module than co-reference. The "co-argument condition" was proposed in a theory of this phenomenon in Norwegian; that work by Lars Hellan focuses on the pronouns seg and ham. Besides case, the conditions named for this phenomenon are what distinguish NP-traces from Wh-traces. Reinhart and Reuland's predicate-based theory of this phenomenon states that a predicate is re lexive if and only if its arguments are co-indexed. A pronoun possesses this property if it has a quanti ed determiner phrase as its antecedent. "Herself saw him" is not grammatical because "herself" lacks an antecedent, according to this phenomenon's Condition A. This phenomenon co-names a Chomskian theory of phrase structure grammar along with "government." For 10 points, name this linguistic phenomenon, the syntactic constraints on nouns, pronouns, and anaphors.
Grodzinsky and Reinhart argued against Grimshaw and Rosen that this grammatical phenomenon can only be understood as innate if it is processed by a di ferent module than co-reference.
binding [accept word forms, such as bound]