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Howard Lasnik

Communications

#1052

World Rank

#1619

Historical Rank

#522

USA Rank

Linguistics

#247

World Rank

#331

Historical Rank

#106

USA Rank

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Howard Lasnik's Degrees

Bachelors Linguistics Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Howard Lasnik is a distinguished university professor in the department of linguistics at the University of Maryland. He studied at the Carnegie Institute of Technology , Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology . He joined the faculty of the University of Connecticut in 1972, and took up his present post at the University of Maryland in 2002.

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Howard Lasnik's Published Works

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Step by step : essays on minimalist syntax in honor of Howard Lasnik (2000) (811)
Filters and Control (1990) (725)
On the nature of proper government (1990) (557)
A note on anaphora and double objects (1986) (429)
Move α: Conditions on Its Application and Output (1992) (376)
The Theory of Principles and Parameters (2014) (341)
Successive-Cyclic Movement and Island Repair: The Difference between Sluicing and VP-Ellipsis (2003) (292)
Reciprocity and plurality (1991) (280)
Case and expletives revisited: on greed and other human failings (1995) (245)
On Feature Strength: Three Minimalist Approaches to Overt Movement (1999) (195)
Essays On Anaphora (1989) (167)
On the Distribution of Null Complementizers (2003) (144)
A Note on the EPP (2001) (132)
Case and Expletives: Notes Toward a Parametric Account (1996) (128)
Restricting the Theory of Transformations: A Case Study (1990) (128)
A Course in GB Syntax: Lectures on Binding and Empty Categories (1988) (110)
A RESTRICTIVE THEORY OF TRANSFORMATIONAL GRAMMAR (1977) (95)
Syntactic Structures Revisited: Contemporary Lectures on Classic Transformational Theory (2000) (95)
Analyses of negation in English. (1972) (86)
Subjects, Objects, and the EPP (2001) (84)
The Who/Whom Puzzle: On The Preservation Of An Archaic Feature (2000) (83)
The Logical Structure of Reciprocal Sentences in English 1973 (1989) (81)
The EPP and the Subject Condition under Sluicing (2003) (68)
The minimalist program in syntax (2002) (67)
Minimalist Investigations In Linguistic Theory (2003) (66)
The dynamics of islands: speculations on the locality of movement (2003) (64)
On The Necessity of Binding Conditions 1986 (1989) (63)
Subjects and the θ-criterion (1988) (60)
Complement Object Deletion 1974 (1989) (59)
A Course in Minimalist Syntax: Foundations and Prospects (2005) (53)
On the acquisition of pronominal reference: Review of: L. Solan, Pronominal reference: Child language and the theory of grammar (1985) (52)
North North When Can You Save a Structure by Destroying It? When Can You Save a Structure by Destroying It? (2020) (52)
Multiple Sluicing in English (2014) (48)
SOME RECONSTRUCTION RIDDLES (2005) (47)
On Certain Substitutes for Negative Data (1989) (45)
On the poverty of the challenge (2002) (45)
Intervention and Repair (2006) (45)
Last Resort and Attract F (2005) (44)
How Strict Is the Cycle? (1999) (37)
Two Notes on Control and Binding (1992) (33)
Linguistics and empirical evidence Reply to Edelman and Christiansen (2003) (32)
On the Development of Case Theory: Triumphs and Challenges (2008) (32)
Essays on Restrictiveness and Learnability (1990) (30)
How to Neutralize a Finite Clause Boundary: Phase Theory and the Grammar of Bound Pronouns (2018) (30)
Parametric variations in Mandarin and English denominal verb derivation (2016) (29)
A Puzzle About P-Stranding and a Possible Solution (2010) (28)
Derivation and Representation in Modern Transformational Syntax (2008) (25)
On Two Recent Treatments of Disjoint Reference 1981 (1989) (25)
A note on ‘Raising to Object’ in small clauses and full clauses (2010) (24)
Illicit NP Movement: Locality Conditions on Chains? 1985 (1989) (22)
The Argument from the Poverty of the Stimulus (2016) (22)
Minimalist syntax : the essential readings (2007) (20)
9. Feature movement or agreement at a distance (2002) (19)
An Invitation to Cognitive Science: Vol. 1. Language (1992) (18)
Remarks on Coreference 1976 (1989) (17)
On the Semantics of Negation (1975) (16)
Core Grammar, Case Theory, and Markedness (1990) (16)
The Syntax of Silence (review) (2005) (14)
Government-binding/principles and parameters theory. (2010) (13)
Grammar, levels, and biology (2005) (13)
Clause-Mate Conditions (2003) (12)
Learnability, Restrictiveness, and the Evaluation Metric (1990) (12)
A GAP IN AN ELLIPSIS PARADIGM : Some theoretical implications (2005) (11)
Some Issues in the Theory of Transformations (1990) (9)
On the Locality of Movement: Formalist syntax position paper (1999) (9)
Long NP‐Movement (2007) (9)
Cambridge Handbook of Generative Syntax, the: Brief overview of the history of generative syntax (2013) (9)
Steps Toward a Minimal Theory of Anaphora (2008) (9)
Repair by Ellipsis Revisited (2008) (9)
Syntax: Critical Concepts in Linguistics (2006) (8)
ON A SCOPE RECONSTRUCTION PARADOX (2005) (7)
Some Roots of Minimalism in Generative Grammar (2011) (6)
Patterns of verb raising with auxiliary''be (2005) (6)
Chapter 2: Brief Overview of the History of Generative Syntax (6)
Government–Binding Theory (2006) (5)
Critical Concepts in Linguistics (2008) (5)
The Syntax of Whin-Situ with (2015) (5)
A Note on Anaphora and Double Objects 1986 (1989) (5)
The nature of triggering data (1989) (4)
Language (vol.1): an invitation to cognitive science (1990) (4)
Title of Document: MOVEMENT AND INTERVENTION EFFECTS: EVIDENCE FROM HINDI/URDU. (2011) (4)
LEVELS OF REPRESENTATION AND THE ELEMENTS OF ANAPHORA (2005) (4)
Language acquisition and two types of constraints (1991) (4)
A Selective History of Modern Binding Theory (1989) (4)
On a Lexical Parameter in the Government-Binding Theory (1990) (3)
Disjoint Reference and Wh-Trace 1981 (1989) (3)
Teaching introductory graduate syntax (2013) (3)
13. The position of the accusative subject in the accusative — infinitive construction (2004) (3)
On the Locality of Movement (1999) (3)
- 1-On the Extended Projection Principle (2003) (2)
Single cycle syntax and a constraint on quantifier lowering (2012) (2)
On ellipsis : Is material that is phonetically absent but semantically present present or absent syntactically ? (2006) (2)
Ellipsis in Transformational Grammar (2018) (2)
ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF PHRASE STRUCTURE (2015) (1)
Structure at the bottom (2012) (1)
Some Milestones in the Development of Binding Theory (2007) (1)
Discourse Functions from Functional Projections" (Dora Alexopoulou); "Interface Conditions on Child Language: A Crosslinguisti c Look at Genitives" (1998) (1)
The Locality of Transformational Movement: Progress and Prospects (2017) (1)
Lasnik 3 Derivation and Representation in Modern Transformational Syntax (2000) (0)
On Exceptional Case Marking Constructions (2003) (0)
Conditions on derivations and representations (2006) (0)
Rethinking phrase structure (2021) (0)
Chapter 1. Structure at the bottom (2012) (0)
Comprar Minimalist Syntax: The Essential Readings | Zeljko Boskovic | 9780631233046 | Wiley (2008) (0)
Syntactic Structures: Formal Foundations (2018) (0)
UConn Syntax: Some Lasting Insights and Their Interactions (2018) (0)
Syntactic Structures: formal considerations 60 years later (2017) (0)
A Reconsideration of Exceptional Case-Marking (2019) (0)
More Aspects of Aspects (2022) (0)
The Syntax of Pronoun Interpretation: Some Recurrent Themes (2011) (0)
Levels of Representation and Semantic Interpretation (2021) (0)
The Descriptive Adequacy of Interpretive Theories (1971) (0)
proach, in this sense, seems to be on the right track and is indeed a valuable first step to delimit possible nonsubject antecedents. REFERENCES (1998) (0)

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