This course
is an introduction to sentence structure. It looks into the largely unconscious
rules that determine how speakers of a language combine words into larger units
such as phrases and sentences, and how they structurally represent what they
hear or read. Examples will be drawn mainly for English but we will also use
data from other languages as well as developmental (first and second language
acquisition data).
Assessment:
written exam
Optionally:
15% of the total grade from 10 problem sets (1 each week)
submitted in class (not electronically)
Main set book: van Gelderen, E. (2017). Syntax. An Introduction to Minimalism. Benjamins Pub. (e-book)
| Semester | Group | Day | From | To | Room | Instructor |
| Winter | Friday | 16:00 | 18:30 | 107 | Dimitrakopoulou Maria |
