Norbert Hornstein

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Norbert Hornstein

Communications

#996

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#1541

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Linguistics

#198

World Rank

#268

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Norbert Hornstein's Degrees

PhD Linguistics University of Maryland, College Park
Masters Linguistics University of Maryland, College Park
Bachelors Linguistics University of Maryland, College Park

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According to Wikipedia, Norbert Hornstein is professor emeritus of linguistics at the University of Maryland. Working within a generative framework, he has worked on the nature of logical form, and has recently proposed that control should, like raising, be analyzed in terms of movement.

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Norbert Hornstein's Published Works

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Movement and Control (1999) (953)
Move! : a minimalist theory of construal (2000) (624)
Logical Form: From Gb to Minimalism (1995) (418)
Explanation in Linguistics: The Logical Problem of Language Acquisition (1982) (359)
Logic as Grammar (1984) (275)
Resumption, Movement, and Derivational Economy (2001) (241)
A Theory of Syntax: Minimal Operations and Universal Grammar (2008) (222)
As Time Goes By: Tense and Universal Grammar (1990) (217)
Control as Movement (2010) (200)
Two Types of Locality (1987) (175)
Movement under Control (2004) (160)
Reply to Control Is Not Movement (2003) (145)
Chomsky and His Critics (2003) (139)
Predication and PRO (1987) (135)
On some supposed contributions of artificial intelligence to the scientific study of language (1976) (125)
From icons to symbols: Some speculations on the origins of language (1986) (106)
On Asymmetries Between Parasitic Gap and Across‐the‐board Constructions (2002) (98)
Basic operations: Minimal syntax-semantics (2009) (77)
Adjunction, Labeling, and Bare Phrase Structure (2008) (76)
Movement and Chains (1998) (73)
The Virtues of Control as Movement (2006) (71)
The dynamics of islands: speculations on the locality of movement (2003) (64)
Control in Icelandic and Theories of Control (2006) (62)
Understanding Minimalism: Preface (2005) (58)
Verb movement: Index (1994) (56)
THE NECESSITY OF LF (1990) (50)
Secondary Predication in Russian and Proper Government of PRO (1992) (41)
On recursion (2014) (41)
Pronouns in a Minimalist Setting (2007) (41)
Understanding Minimalism: Case domains (2005) (40)
Chapter 1. On Control (2008) (40)
Experimental Syntax and Island Effects: Specific issues in the investigation of island effects (2013) (37)
Icelandic Control Really Is A-Movement: Reply to Bobaljik and Landau (2010) (32)
Logic as Grammar: An Approach to Meaning in Natural Language (1986) (31)
Reply to Schank and Wilensky (1977) (30)
On A‐chains: A Reply to Brody (2000) (29)
A Puzzle About P-Stranding and a Possible Solution (2010) (28)
Perception and Causative Structures in English and European Portuguese: φ‐Feature Agreement and the Distribution of Bare and Prepositional Infinitives (2008) (25)
Bound and Referential Pronouns (1992) (19)
Control as movement: Across languages and constructions (2010) (18)
Copy-reflexive and copy-control constructions A movement analysis (2009) (18)
“Lasnik‐Effects” and String‐Vacuous ATB Movement* (2012) (17)
A bound pronoun in modern Greek (1993) (16)
CHECKING / VALUATION IN JAPANESE : MOVE , AGREE OR MERGE ? * (2012) (16)
On (Non-)Obligatory Control (2007) (16)
A Gap in the ECM Paradigm (2005) (16)
CONTROL IN GB AND MINIMALISM (1996) (15)
PRO Gate and movement (2003) (15)
Comments on the paper by Vikner (1994) (13)
Minimalist Construal : Two Approaches to A and B * (2010) (13)
Superiority, Reconstruction, and Islands (2008) (13)
Experimental Syntax and Island Effects: Microvariation in islands? (2013) (13)
THE VARYING AIMS OF LINGUISTIC THEORY (2003) (12)
Infinitival Complements of Perception and Causative Verbs: A Case Study on Agreement and Intervention Effects in English and European Portuguese (2006) (11)
Approaching Universals from Below: I-Universals in Light of a Minimalist Program for Linguistic Theory (2009) (11)
A Very Short Note on Existential Constructions (2007) (11)
Three Grades of Grammatical Involvement: Syntax from a Minimalist Perspective (2013) (10)
Reply to Winograd (1977) (10)
The Primary/Secondary Quality Distinction: Berkeley, Locke, and the Foundations of Corpuscularian Science (1984) (10)
Comments on the paper by Ouhalla (1994) (10)
Experimental Syntax and Island Effects: Experimental syntax and island effects: Toward a comprehensive theory of islands (2013) (10)
Epicene Agreement and Inflected Infinitives When the Data Is “Under Control”: A Reply to Modesto () (2013) (10)
Verb movement: Verb movement: an introduction (1994) (10)
A Theory of Syntax: Index (2008) (9)
Empiricism and rationalism as research strategies (2005) (9)
A Theory of Syntax: Some thoughts on adjunction (2008) (9)
Syntax and the Cognitive Neuroscience of Syntactic Structure Building (2016) (8)
Does every sentence like this exhibit a scope ambiguity (2002) (8)
The Minimalist Program After 25 Years (2018) (7)
Head-head relations in Problems of projection (2016) (7)
Les differents objectifs de la linguistique theorique (2007) (7)
Comments on the paper by Santorini (1994) (6)
'The future of language' (Science) [7] (2005) (6)
Superiority and Generalized Binding (1986) (6)
A 'certain' as a wide-scope quantifier: a reply to Hintikka (1988) (6)
Grades of nativism (1984) (6)
Some Purported Problems for the Movement Theory of Control (2014) (6)
Putting truth into universal grammar (1995) (6)
Basquing in Minimalism (2011) (5)
Minimalism and control (2014) (5)
Events in the Semantics of English: A Study in Subatomic Semantics (1993) (5)
The Brythonic copula and head raising (1994) (5)
A Theory of Syntax: The emerging picture: Basic operations, FL and the Minimalist Program (2008) (5)
On eliminating d‐structure: the case of binominal each (2005) (4)
Title of Document: MOVEMENT AND INTERVENTION EFFECTS: EVIDENCE FROM HINDI/URDU. (2011) (4)
7. The Stupendous Success of the Minimalist Program (2019) (4)
Language and the deep unconscious mind: Aspectualities of the theory of syntax (1990) (4)
A Theory of Syntax: Deriving c-command (2008) (4)
2. The Heartbreak of Semantics (1988) (4)
Experimental Syntax and Island Effects: On the structural nature of island constraints (2013) (4)
Understanding Minimalism: Contents (2005) (4)
Verbal Morphology : Return of the Affix Hopping Approach (2008) (4)
RESTRUCTURING AND INTERPRETATION IN A T-MODEL (1986) (4)
5. The Varying Aims of Linguistic Theory (2010) (3)
Obviation as anti-control (2013) (3)
Understanding Minimalism: The minimalist project (2005) (3)
Existentials, A-chains and reconstruction (2000) (3)
Review of Representation Theory (2005) (3)
A program for the Minimalist Program (2014) (3)
Selecting grammars (1990) (3)
Obligatory control and local reflexives: Copies as vehicles forde sereadings (2010) (3)
Software systems, language, and empirical constraints (1978) (2)
Understanding Minimalism: Some architectural issues in a minimalist setting (2005) (2)
Comments on the paper by Koopman (1994) (2)
An Outline of the Fodor & Piattelli-Palmarini Argument against Natural Selection (2010) (2)
Title of Dissertation: (DIS)AGREE: MOVEMENT AND AGREEMENT RECONSIDERED (2007) (2)
A primer on PRO (and other empty categories) (1991) (1)
A Note on P-Stranding and Adjunct Extraction from Nominals (2013) (1)
Representation Theory (review) (2005) (1)
Recursive lemons: A review of Recursion across domains (2019) (1)
Some historical background (2010) (1)
Obligatory control and local reflexives (2010) (1)
Understanding Minimalism: Feature interpretability and feature checking (2005) (1)
EXISTENTIALS, A-CHAINS AND RECONSTRUCTION (Construções Existenciais, Cadeias-A e Reconstrução) (2001) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: References (2005) (0)
Interpreting quantification in natural language (1984) (0)
Some notes on semantic approaches to control (2010) (0)
Verb movement: References (1994) (0)
Remarks on Computational Complexity: Response to Abels (2013) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: Phrase structure (2005) (0)
Major Works by Noam Chomsky (2003) (0)
On the Locali ty of Move and Agree : Eliminating the Activation Condition , Generalized EPP , Inverse Case Fil ter , and Phase (2005) (0)
Review of Edwin Williams' `Representation Theory' (2005) (0)
1-1-2003 PRO Gate and movement (2016) (0)
Comprar Chomsky and His Critics | Louise M. Antony | 9780631200208 | Wiley (2008) (0)
Verb movement: Preface (1994) (0)
Control as Movement: On non-obligatory control (2010) (0)
Control as Movement: Introduction (2010) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: Glossary of minimalist definitions (2005) (0)
Title of dissertation: THEMATICALLY DRIVEN MOVEMENT IN JAPANESE: A STUDY OF PSYCH VERB (2004) (0)
A Theory of Syntax: Contents (2008) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: Derivational economy (2005) (0)
Control as Movement: Empirical challenges and solutions (2010) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: Linearization (2005) (0)
Situations and Attitudes by Jon Barwise and John Perry (1986) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: Movement and minimality effects (2005) (0)
Title of dissertation: REFLEXIVES IN JAPANESE (2011) (0)
Philosophical Perspectives in Artificial Intelligence by Martin D. Ringle (1981) (0)
A Theory of Syntax: Preface (2008) (0)
Letters to Language (2005) (0)
THE RATIONALISM OF GENERATIVE GRAMMAR (2015) (0)
Experimental Syntax and Island Effects: References (2013) (0)
Universal Grammar (2020) (0)
Epicene agreement and Inected In nitives when the data is \under control" (2011) (0)
Understanding Minimalism: Binding Theory (2005) (0)
Minimal Operations and Universal Grammar (2008) (0)
Control as Movement: The movement theory of control and the minimalist program (2010) (0)
A Theory of Syntax: Minimalism and Darwin's Problem (2008) (0)
A Theory of Syntax: References (2008) (0)
A BOUND P RONOUN IN MODERN G REEK (1993) (0)
The Extended Merge Hypothesis and the Fundamental Principle of Grammar (2021) (0)
A Theory of Syntax: Labels, recursion and movement (2008) (0)
A Theory of Syntax: Stop AGREEing! Keep Moving! (2008) (0)
Edith Aldridge’s ‘Clitic climbing in archaic Chinese: Evidence for the movement analysis of control ’. It is an excellent example of how empirical evidence may provide solid support for a theoretical framework. Aldridge (0)
A Theory of Syntax: Conclusions, consequences and more questions (2008) (0)
Control as Movement: Basic properties of the movement theory of control (2010) (0)
Control as Movement: References (2010) (0)

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