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A-Z 861ReferencesChomsky, N. 1982. Some concepts and consequences of the theory of government and binding.Cambridge, MA.Engdahl, E. 1983. Parasitic gaps. Ling&P 6.5–34.——1985. Parasitic gaps, resumptive pronouns and subject extractions. Linguistics 23. 3–44.Felix, S. 1983. Parasitic gaps in German. In W. Abraham (ed.), Erklärende Syntax des Deutschen.Tübingen. 173–200.Kayne, R. 1984. Connectedness and binary branching. Dordrecht.Koster, J. 1987. Domains and dynasties: the radical autonomy of syntax. Dordrecht.Pesetsky, D.M. 1982. Paths and categories. Dissertation MIT, Cambridge, MA.Tellier, C. 1991. Licensing theory and French parasitic gaps. Dordrecht.transformational grammarparasitic vowelanaptyxisparataxis [Grk parátaxis ‘placing side byside’] (also co-ordination)Syntactic conjoining of sentences through coordination (as opposed to subordination,hypotaxis). This structural equivalence is marked in English by the use of co-ordinatingconjunctions (and, or) or through juxtaposition ( asyndeton) with correspondingintonation.parenthetic(al) expression [Grk pará‘beside,’ énthesis ‘insertion’]Expression (word, phrase, clause) inserted into a sentence from which it is structurallyindependent: Her new boyfriend—his name is Jacob—will be coming over tonight. In awider sense interjections, vocatives, and parenthetic sentences are parentheticals.ReferencesCorum, C. 1975. A pragmatic analysis of parenthetic adjuncts. CLS 1. 133–44.