From the preface: A syntactic analysis requires a good deal of specialized terminology, some familiar, some borrowed, and some invented for those occasions when no existing term quite works. Furthermore, authors and syntacticians each have their own idea — usually very specific! — of what is meant by each label they employ, even when using established terminology. This glossary, then, provides...

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