Control in Generative Grammar

Explore the depths of control theory in "Control in Generative Grammar," authored by Idan Landau and published by Cambridge University Press in 2019. This groundbreaking work presents the first comprehensive survey of control theory, synthesizing over five decades of research in generative grammar. With 297 pages of insightful analysis, Landau delves into critical topics such as the distinction between raising and control, the syntactic interactions with case, and the lexical determination of the controller. Additionally, the book addresses intriguing phenomena like partial and implicit control, making it an essential read for linguists and students alike. Discover the complexities of grammar through this authoritative text that bridges theory and practice in the field of linguistics.