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subscribe in a rss 20 jun mystery (?) i downloaded the following from paul postal’s website on 06/19/2013 : <cut and paste> to me the most fascinating feature of current linguistics is that although natural languages have been studied by untold linguists for thousands of years, even the most intensively studied languages remain sources of nearly endless mystery. in my own field of concentration, syntax, even the most intensively studied languages like english reveal in domain after domain properties which are unaccounted for. for example, i am confident that not even the most exhaustive search of the literature will provide any basis for such sharp differences as those between (ba, b), given the apparent parallelism in (aa, b) (prefixed stars indicate that the expression does not satisfy the rules of english grammar): a. the director never reached adam. b. that book never reached adam. a. adam was never reached by the director. b. *adam was never reached by that book. the puzzle of why, as syntacticians say, there is a good passive (ba) corresponding to (aa) but none corresponding to (ab) deepens when one notes such corresponding differences as those in (c)-(f): a. adam was difficult for the director to reach. b. *adam was difficult for that book to reach. a. the reaching of adam by the director b. *the reaching of adam by that book a. adam was unreachable by the director. b. *adam was unreachable by that book. a. the director didn’t reach adam although she did louisa. b. *that book didn’t reach adam although it did louisa. such facts suggest that there is some systematic difference between the (only) seemingly parallel expressions in (a), but of course they do not tell us what it is. research into such questions is one small aspect of syntax. the fact that there is no known account of such facts despite the immense body of work on english syntax, provides, i think, a true perspective on the dual status of current syntactic research. on the one hand, a great deal of knowledge has been gathered and many generalizations and insights have been obtained. on the other, the true structure of natural languages remains a significantly open question and the potential scope for original work and possibilities for current entrants in the field to fairly rapidly have the possibility of exploring largely unknown and not well-understood areas even in well-known languages are very great. </cut and paste> assuming we can overlook postal’s politics, isn’t he here making a rather stupid mistake. two different meaning of "reach" seem to be involved. the director reaches adam via telephone or the like and is the active reaching agent. the book reaches adam, in the only acceptable example, via the mails or the like and is the passive object being acted upon. i think i could quote postal himself on this issue were i to bother looking. or have i missed the point? . no comments 20 jun mystery (?) i downloaded the following from paul postal’s website on 06/19/2013 : <cut and paste> to me the most fascinating feature of current linguistics is that although natural languages have been studied by untold linguists for thousands of years, even the most intensively studied languages remain sources of nearly endless mystery. in my own field of concentration, syntax, even the most intensively studied languages like english reveal in domain after domain properties which are unaccounted for. for example, i am confident that not even the most exhaustive search of the literature will provide any basis for such sharp differences as those between (ba, b), given the apparent parallelism in (aa, b) (prefixed stars indicate that the expression does not satisfy the rules of english grammar): a. the director never reached adam. b. that book never reached adam. a. adam was never reached by the director. b. *adam was never reached by that book. the puzzle of why, as syntacticians say, there is a good passive (ba) corresponding to (aa) but none corresponding to (ab) deepens when one notes such corresponding differences as those in (c)-(f): a. adam was difficult for the director to reach. b. *adam was difficult for that book to reach. a. the reaching of adam by the director b. *the reaching of adam by that book a. adam was unreachable by the director. b. *adam was unreachable by that book. a. the director didn’t reach adam although she did louisa. b. *that book didn’t reach adam although it did louisa. such facts suggest that there is some systematic difference between the (only) seemingly parallel expressions in (a), but of course they do not tell us what it is. research into such questions is one small aspect of syntax. the fact that there is no known account of such facts despite the immense body of work on english syntax, provides, i think, a true perspective on the dual status of current syntactic research. on the one hand, a great deal of knowledge has been gathered and many generalizations and insights have been obtained. on the other, the true structure of natural languages remains a significantly open question and the potential scope for original work and possibilities for current entrants in the field to fairly rapidly have the possibility of exploring largely unknown and not well-understood areas even in well-known languages are very great. </cut and paste> assuming we can overlook postal’s politics, isn’t he here making a rather stupid mistake. two different meaning of "reach" seem to be involved. the director reaches adam via telephone or the like and is the active reaching agent. the book reaches adam, in the only acceptable example, via the mails or the like and is the passive object being acted upon. i think i could quote postal himself on this issue were i to bother looking. or have i missed the point? 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