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'''Full Interpretation''' is a principle that requires that every element of [[PF]] and [[LF]] (more generally: of any interface) must receive an appropriate interpretation, that is, must be [[license]]d in the relevant sense. | '''Full Interpretation''' is a principle that requires that every element of [[PF]] and [[LF]] (more generally: of any interface) must receive an appropriate interpretation, that is, must be [[license]]d in the relevant sense. | ||
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Full Interpretation is a principle that requires that every element of PF and LF (more generally: of any interface) must receive an appropriate interpretation, that is, must be licensed in the relevant sense.
Link
Utrecht Lexicon of Linguistics
References
- Chomsky, N. 1986a. Knowledge of language: its nature, origin and use, Praeger, New York.