Publikation: Third factors and the performance interface in language design
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This paper shows that systematic properties of performance systems can play an important role within the biolinguistic perspective on language by providing third-factor explanations for crucial design features of human language. In particular, it is demonstrated that the performance interface in language design contributes to the biolinguistic research program in three ways: (i) it can provide additional support for current views on UG, as shown in the context of complex center-embedding; (ii) it can revise current conceptions of UG by relegating widely assumed grammatical constraints to properties of the performance systems, as pointed out in the context of linear ordering; (iii) it can contribute to explaining heretofore unexplained data that are disallowed by the grammar, but can be explained by systematic properties of the performance systems.
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TROTZKE, Andreas, Markus BADER, Lyn FRAZIER, 2013. Third factors and the performance interface in language design. In: Biolinguistics. 2013, 7, pp. 1-34. eISSN 1450-3417BibTex
@article{Trotzke2013Third-22181, year={2013}, title={Third factors and the performance interface in language design}, url={https://www.biolinguistics.eu/index.php/biolinguistics/article/view/273}, volume={7}, journal={Biolinguistics}, pages={1--34}, author={Trotzke, Andreas and Bader, Markus and Frazier, Lyn}, note={PDF auf Wunsch von Herrn Trotzke angehängt (siehe mail vom 23.08.15), 25.08.15 as} }
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