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• Theta-position
  '''Theta-position''' is an [[A-position]] to which a [[theta-role]] is assigned. ...efore, the matrix subject position, although an A-position, is not a theta-position.
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• Theta-position
  '''Theta-position''' is an [[A-position]] to which a [[theta-role]] is assigned. ...efore, the matrix subject position, although an A-position, is not a theta-position.
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• Theta-role assignment
  *[[Theta-position]]
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• Theta Criterion
  ...tion is in a unique [[chain]], and that each chain contains a unique theta-position. ...analysis in (iii)a where the unique argument ''John'' is in a unique theta-position associated with two theta-roles.
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• Theta-government
  *[[Theta-position]]
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• Theta-theory
  *[[Theta-position]]
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• Theta-absorption
  ...d, with the effect that that theta-role can not be assigned to its regular position. *[[Theta-position]]
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• Chain Condition
  ...must contain exactly one Theta-marked position and exactly one Case-marked position. ...r is Case-marked, and may either be Theta-marked, or A-bind a Theta-marked position in the [[chain]]. This condition restates the [[case filter]] (or the [[vis
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• Chain
  ...n [[A-position]], and an [[A-bar-chain]] if a¹ is in an [[A-bar position]]. ...>, t_i², t_i³) contains no theta-position.
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• Theta-role
  *[[Theta-position]]
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• A-position
  ...ons. A position which is not an A-position is called an A'-position (A-bar-position). ...he see?'' is an A'-position. Another term for A'-position is Non-Argument position.
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• Theta identification
  *[[Theta-position]]
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• Theta-grid
  *[[Theta-position]]
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• Kasusabsorption
  Der Umstand, dass ein passiviertes Verb der Subjekt-Position im Satz keine semantische Rolle ([[Theta-Rolle]], [[Tiefenkasus]]) zuweist,
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• NP-trace
  [[trace]] of [[NP-movement]]. An [[NP]]-trace is in a [[Theta-position]] without [[Case]]. NP-traces are anaphors, hence obey [[condition A]] of t
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• NP-Bewegung
  ...P]] in eine Argument-Position ([[A-Position]]), d. h. in eine syntaktische Position, in welcher eine Thematische Rolle ([[Theta-Rolle]]) zugewiesen werden kann
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• Non-argument
  '''Non-argument''' is an [[NP]] in [[A-position]], which is not a [[referential expression]] and is not assigned a [[theta-
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• Passive
  ...ust as in active sentences, without Case. The object then moves to subject position where it receives nominative Case (i.e. becomes the grammatical subject). N ...passives (= passive of an intransitive verb, with an expletive in subject position instead of a promoted object) vs. languages without (cf. Dutch ''er wordt e
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• Expletive noun phrase
  ...oun phrase]] (mostly a [[pronoun]]-like element) that occupies a syntactic position, but has no [[semantic role]]. ...rammatical element having no semantic content and occurring in [[theta-bar position]]s.
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• Subject raising
  ...ovement]] of the [[subject]] of a [[sentential complement]] to the subject position of the [[matrix clause]]. In (i) ''John'', the subject of ''to have won'' has moved to the subject position of seems.
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• Psych-movement
  ..., in that it [[move]]s the [[object]] of a [[psych-verb]] into [[subject]] position, while the former subject appears in a [[PP]]:
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