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A-Z 817ReferencesAbney, S.P. 1987. The English noun phrase in its sentential aspect. Dissertation, MIT, Cambridge,MA.Andrews, A. 1985. The major functions of the noun phrase. In T.Shopen (ed.), Language andtypology and syntactic description, vol. 1: Clause structure. Cambridge. 64–154.Bach, E. 1968. Nouns and noun phrases. In E.Bach and R.T.Harms (eds), Universals in linguistictheory. New York. 90–122.Donnellan, K. 1970. Proper names and identifying descriptions. Synthese 21. 335–58.Ehrich, V. 1991. Nominalisierungen. In D.Wunderlich (ed.) Semantik/Semantics: an internationalhandbook of contemporary research. Berlin. 441–56.Giorgi, A. and G.Longobardi. 1991. The syntax of noun phrases: configuration, parameters andempty categories. Cambridge.Jackendoff, R.S. 1977. X-syntax: a study of phrase structure. Cambridge, MA.McCawley, J.D. 1969. Where do noun phrases come from? Repr. in D.D.Steinberg andL.A.Jakobovits (eds), Semantics. Cambridge, 1971. 217–31.Olsen, S. 1991. Die deutsche Nominalphrase als ‘Determinansphrase’. In S.Olsen and G.Fanselow(eds), DET, COMP und INFL: zur Syntax funktionaler Kategorien und grammatischerFunktionen. Tübingen. 35–56.NPnoun phraseNP-movementThe movement of a NP to an argument position. The trace ( trace theory) leftbehind by the NP-movement is an empty anaphor ( anaphora). ( also bindingtheory, Government and Binding theory, wh-movement)trace theoryReferencesn-tupleIn set theory, designation for an ordered set of elements of an undetermined number,where n symbolizes the variable for the number of elements. In contrast to simple sets,