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(4) [β...γ...α...γ...], where (i) α = X°; (ii) where φ is a maximal projection, if φ dominates γ, then φ dominates α; (iii) α is an immediate constituent of β [...] Then, we define "government" as in (5): α "governs" γ in (4). Thus, the maximal projections (S, NP, AP, PP, VP) are absolute barriers to government; by (4ii), none of these maximal projections may dominate γ unless it also dominates α, if α governs γ. - Chomsky (1993), a pag.163-164 Thus we have (6) [...] and a corresponding change in the notion of "government": (6) [β...γ...α...γ...], where (i) α = X°; (ii) where φ is a maximal projection, φ dominates α if and only if φ dominates γ. - Chomsky (1993), a pag.164 [...] redefining "government" [...] (11) [β...γ...α...γ...], where (i) α = X°; (ii) where φ is a maximal projection, if φ dominates γ, then φ dominates α; (iii) α c-commands γ. - Chomsky (1993), a pag.165
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