Tagalog Anaphora
Norvin Richards · Oxford University Press eBooks · 2013
In this chapter, a variety of binding phenomena are used as diagnostics for properties of Tagalog syntax, including basic sentence structure and the nature of various kinds of movement. It is concluded that the consequences of Tagalog scrambling and ‘topicalization’ for binding, and the lack of a feeding relation between these two types of movement, can best be accounted for in a framework in which spell‐out to LF and PF need not be simultaneous.