Routledge Configurations of Sentential Complementation - 04

Explore the complex world of sentential complementation with this specialized linguistic study from the Routledge Leading Linguists series. This academic work examines the properties of sentences embedded within other sentences, providing a deep look into the structural mechanics of language through the lens of generative grammar. The book is divided into two distinct sections to help researchers and students navigate specific linguistic phenomena. The first part investigates infinitival complements, offering fresh perspectives on the longstanding problems of raising and control. It also provides a detailed examination of clitic ordering in infinitives within Romance languages. The second part shifts focus to various aspects of Wh- sentences, including the study of extraction from negative and factive islands. This text serves as a valuable resource for those studying Romance languages and generative grammar, offering a structured approach to understanding how embedded sentences function within larger linguistic frameworks.