Chomsky (1981) — Binding Principles A/B/C @cite{chomsky-1981} #
Lectures on Government and Binding. Foris.
The Government-and-Binding binding theory of @cite{chomsky-1981} classifies nominal expressions into three types and constrains their distribution by c-command + a local binding domain:
- Principle A: an anaphor must be bound (c-commanded by a coindexed antecedent) in its local domain
- Principle B: a pronoun must be free (not bound) in its local domain
- Principle C: an R-expression must be free everywhere
This file verifies the implementation in
Theories/Syntax/Minimalism/Coreference.lean against the empirical
minimal-pair data in Phenomena/Anaphora/Coreference.lean.
Companion to Reinhart1976.lean (which formalizes the c-command
relation that Principles A/B/C presuppose) and to
SagWasowBender2003.lean (the HPSG re-axiomatization that subsumes
Principle C under Principle B).
Coverage of a PhenomenonData set under Minimalist binding theory.
Stated Prop-valued (with a Decidable instance) because the
underlying grammaticalForCoreference predicate is Prop-valued.
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- One or more equations did not get rendered due to their size.
Instances For
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- Chomsky1981.instDecidableCapturesCoreferenceData phenom = id inferInstance
Minimalism captures reflexiveCoreferenceData.
Minimalism captures complementaryDistributionData.
Minimalism captures pronominalDisjointReferenceData.
Per-pair verification of reflexive binding judgments.
Reciprocal binding: plural antecedent required, singular blocked.