
Thinking Syntactically
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"This is a strikingly original book. With her usual flair and ahost of attested examples, Liliane Haegeman has provided a painlessand perceptive introduction to the science of syntax." --Neil Smith, University College London "Linguists' partners complain that they pay no attention to whatthey say, only to how they say it. Haegeman makes a virtue of this,shows where it leads and how remarkable the human capacity forlanguage is once one thinks of it formally. She has a wonderful eyeand many of her examples are drawn from newspapers andnovels." --David Lightfoot, National Science Foundation,Directorate for Social, Behavioral and Economic SciencesMore details
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