This volume explores the grammatical structure of sentences in
Swedish, presenting an account of the order of the words and
phrases within the clause. This analysis is presented from the
perspective of Optimality Theory within the theoretical framework
of Lexical-Functional Grammar. This framework provides syntactic
analysis in terms of functions within the clause such as subject,
object, and also topic and focus, as well as part-of-speech
analysis in terms of noun phrase, verb phrase, and so on, and the
hierarchical structure of those constituents. Sells argues for the
superiority of a base-generated account of the phenomenon known as
Object Shift, and shows how an account based on the notion of
Alignment within a ranked constraint system provides a natural
account of it. The nature of the Verb-Second sentence pattern and
syntactic differences between Swedish and the other Mainland
Scandinavian languages are also considered.
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