The Even Yearbook 12 (2016)
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volume 12 (2016)
pages 57–64
author Márton Kucsera
title Preposed headed relatives in Hungarian
keywords Hungarian, Alignment Syntax, relative clauses, late vocabulary insertion
abstract This paper focuses on a peculiar variety of Hungarian headed relatives; relative clauses that precede their head noun. These are termed “preposed relatives”, and it is shown that they are different from the correlative constructions found often in Hungarian. After introducing the data, an Alignment-based approach is offered for this phenomenon: preposing is shown to emerge as a result of an interaction between the Conceptual Unit responsible for the relative interpretation and other Conceptual Units that want to precede every element of a domain.
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