Infinitives: Restructuring and Clause Structure

Chapter 1: Introduction\n1. Infinitives in brief\n2. Restructuring—its significance in history\n2.1. The class of restructuring predicates\n2.2. The structure of restructuring infinitives\n2.3. The motivation for restructuring\nChapter 2: Lexical restructuring\n1. Introduction\n2. Case assignment in restructuring constructions\n2.1. A-movement—basic analysis\n2.2. Other instances of νP-less infinitives\n2.3. Restructuring vs. non-restructuring\n2.4. The lack of case and bi-clausal approaches to restructuring\n3. Tense properties of restructuring constructions\n3.1. Infinitival tense\n3.2. Tense vs. irrealis aspect\n3.3. Restructuring infinitives are tenseless\n3.4. Overt tense markers in Japanese infinitives\n3.5. The restructuring/tense connection\n4. Other functional projections\n4.1. The restructuring configuration and functional projections\n4.2. CP-properties of restructuring infinitives\n4.3. Infinitival marker\n4.4. Negation\n5. Verb raising in restructuring constructions\n5.1. The verb raising/restructuring connection\n5.2. Tense dependencies\n5.3. Intervening heads\n5.4. Dislocation of restructuring complements\n6. Summary\nChapter 3: Functional restructuring\n1. Introduction\n2. The split IP parameter\n2.1. English vs. German\n2.2. German clause structure\n3. Motivating the lexical/functional distinction\n3.1. Restructuring predicates as auxiliaries\n3.2. Lexical/functional differences in German\n3.3. Restructuring and functional structure (Cinque 2000)\n4. German functional constructions\n4.1. Modal constructions\n4.2. Raising constructions\n4.3. Semi-functional constructions\n5. Summary\nChapter 4: The infinitival subject\n1. Introduction\n2. Infinitives with and without a syntactic subject\n2.1. Binding\n3. What is under control\n3.1. Main proposal\n3.2. Syntax ≠ semantics\n3.3. “It” anaphors\n4. Conclusion\nChapter 5: Grades of (non-)restructuring\n1. Introduction\n2. Restructuring vs. non-restructuring\n3. Graded (non-)restructuring\n3.1. Restructuring vs. reduced non-restructuring\n3.2. Non-restructuring\n4. Semantic classification of infinitives\n4.1. Two ways to forget\n4.2. Factive (and propositional) infinitives\nChapter 6: Summary and conclusion\nAppendix\n1. Overview\n2. Verb classification\n3. Distinguishing irrealis, propositional, factive\n3.1. Irrealis properties\n3.2. Factive, propositional\n4. (Non-)Restructuring properties\n4.1. Passive\n4.2. Pronoun fronting\n4.3. Scrambling\n5. Verb classifications in different languages\n5.1. Rizzi (1976, 1982)\n5.2. Napoli (1981)\n5.3. Zagona (1982), Aissen and Perlmutter (1976, 1983)\n5.4. Picallo (1985)\n5.5. Burzio (1986)\n5.6. Fanselow (1989)\n5.7. Rutten (1991)\n5.8. Haider (1993)\n5.9. Sabel (1994/1996)\n5.10. Cinque (1997)\n5.11. Grosse (2000)\nReferences\nIndex