Mihály BRÓDY

Mihály BRÓDY

DSc

research professor emeritus

Institute for General and Hungarian Linguistics

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+36 (1) 3429372 / 6092

Contact

Room

308

Phone

+36 (1) 3429372 / 6092

Mihály BRÓDY
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Publications

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Bródy M. 2009. Tökéletesség és elegancia a bionyelvészetben - megjegyzések. MAGYAR TUDOMÁNY 170, 9: 1048–1051.
Bródy, M, and A Szabolcsi. 2003. Overt Scope in Hungarian. SYNTAX 6, 1: 19–52.
Bródy, M. 2003. Towards an Elegant Syntax. London: Taylor and Francis Group.
Bródy, M. 2002. Representation. Domination and distributed chains. In: Epstein SD, Seely D (szerk.) Derivation and Explanation in the Minimalist Program. Malden: Blackwell Publishing. 19–41.
Bródy, M, and A Szabolcsi. 2001. Overt scope. With and without movement. In: Cuervo MC, Harbour D, Hiraiwa K (szerk.) Proceedings of Formal Approaches to Japanese Linguistics 3. (MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 41.). Cambridge: MIT Press. 235–250.
Bródy, M. 2001. One More Time. SYNTAX 4, 2: 126–138.
Brody, M, and A Szabolcsi. 2000. Overt scope in Hungarian. New York: New York University.
Bródy, M. 2000. On the status of derivations and representations. In: UCL Working Papers in Linguistics. Vol. 13. London: University College London (UCL). 343–346.
Bródy, M. 1999. Relating syntactic elements. SYNTAX 2, 3: 210–226.
Bródy, M. 1998. "Mirror Theory, a brief sketch". Cambridge: MIT Press.
Bródy, M. 1998. "Word Order, Restructuring and Mirror Theory". In: Svenonius P (szerk.) The Derivation of VO and OV. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 27–43.
Bródy, M. 1997. "Perfect Chains". In: Haegeman L (szerk.) Elements of Grammar. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. 139–167.
Bródy, M. 1997. Mirror theory. UCL Working Papers in Linguistics 1997, 9: 179–222.
Bródy, M. 1997. Towards perfect chains. In: Haegeman L (szerk.) Handbook of generative syntax. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers. 139–167.
Bródy, M. 1996. Projection and Phrase Structure. In: Working Papers in the Theory of Grammar Vol. 2. Budapest: MTA Nyelvtudományi Intézet.
Bródy, M. 1995. Lexico-logical Form: A radically minimalist theory. Cambridge: MIT Press.
Bródy, M. 1994. Phrase structure and dependence.. London: University College London (UCL).
Bródy, M. 1992. Three theories of the organization of the grammar.. London: University College London (UCL).
Bródy, M. 1990. Some remarks on the focus field in Hungarian. In: Harris J (szerk.) UCL Working Papers in Linguistics II.. London: University College London (UCL). 201–225.