Case, Infinitives, and Diachronic Syntax : A Minimalist Approach
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It is well known that Middle English (ME) exhibits a number of peculiar constructions in which Case-marked NPs can be found in positions where Present-day English (PE) does not allow them to appear. One such example is nominative Case-marked NPs which appear in the subject position of an infinitival construction that is itself the subject of a clause. I attempt to account for the phenomenon in terms of Chomsky's (1995, Chapter 4) minimalist approach to the theory of grammar.
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