A Spanning account of Talmy’s typology

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We present a new analysis of Talmy’s (2000) Satellite-/Verb-Framed typology that accounts for both Strong and Weak Satellite-Framed languages, within the Spanning approach to the syntax-morphophonology interface. We stick to a Bare Phrase Structure model of syntax and a purely morphophonological explanation of linguistic variation, and we overcome the drawbacks of previous approaches based on head movement.

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