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Norbert on Islands in Stuttgart
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March 01, 2018
Linguistics
At a workshop within DGfS, Norbert Hornstein asks "Questions regarding a minimalist theory of islands," as an invited speaker on the theme of Referential and relational approaches to syntactic asymmetries.
March 7 in
Stuttgart
at a
workshop
within
DGfS
,
Norbert Hornstein
asks
Questions regarding a minimalist theory of islands
, as an invited speaker on the theme of
Referential and relational approaches to syntactic asymmetries
.
