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Hebrew relative clauses in HPSG
2001
Proceedings of the International Conference on Head-Driven Phrase Structure Grammar
One kind of relative clause in Modern Hebrew is formed with a gap, as in (1a). However, in certain situations, the gap can be replaced by a resumptive pronoun, as in (1b): (1a) ha-yeled she ra'iti the-boy that saw-1.SG (b) ha-yeled she ra'iti 'otoi the-boy that saw-1.SG himi 'the boy that I saw' Some previous approaches, such as (Borer 1984) and (Sells 1984), have treated gaps and resumptives with different mechanisms. This paper examines several properties that Hebrew resumptive pronouns share
doi:10.21248/hpsg.2000.18
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