List of glosses used -- 1 Introduction -- 1.1 Overview -- 1.2 Theoretical sketch -- 2 On successive-cyclic movement -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 Are movement paths punctuated or uniform? -- 2.2.1 What constitutes a valid argument for punctuated paths? -- 2.2.2 Proposed evidence for punctuated paths (Abels 2003c) -- 2.2.3 Reconstruction in Norwegian -- 2.2.4 Evidence from ellipsis -- 2.2.5 Parasitic gaps (Nissenbaum, 2001) -- 2.2.6 A point of logic: Condition C and scope for binding -- 2.2.7 Conclusion -- 2.3 The edge of CP as a landing site of successive-cyclic movement -- 2.4 Reflection -- 3 Some properties of movement -- 3.1 Introduction -- 3.2 Partial movement -- 3.3 Pied-piping -- 3.4 Secondary movement -- 3.5 Reflection -- 4 The theory of cyclicity and phases -- 4.1 Configurations for feature-sharing -- 4.2 Movement and last resort -- 4.3 Phase impenetrability -- 4.3.1 Phases and sub-numerations -- 4.3.2 Phase impenetrability and islands -- 4.3.3 The stranding generalization -- 4.4 Phase heads and their features -- 4.4.1 Implementing successive cyclicity -- 4.4.2 Morphological parameterization -- 4.4.3 Extraction in Austronesian -- 5 Feature Values and Interpretation -- 5.1 Feature interpretation -- 5.2 Towards a precise formulation -- 5.3 Possible systems based on a single feature: A dry run -- 5.3.1 [uF↓] probes -- 5.3.2 [uF↓↑] probes -- 5.3.3 [uF↑] probes -- 5.4 The generalizations -- 5.4.1 Partial Movement -- 5.4.2 Pied-piping and secondary movement -- 5.5 Wh-movement in various languages -- 5.5.1 Single-Wh-movement languages: English, French, Italian -- 5.5.2 Multiple-Wh-fronting languages -- 5.5.3 Wh-in-situ -- 5.6 Summary -- 6 The phase heads v, C, P and the stranding generalization -- 6.1 VP immobility under v -- 6.1.1 VPs are mobile -- 6.1.2 VPs do not strand v -- 6.2 TP immobility under C.

6.2.1 TPs do not strand C -- 6.2.2 TPs are mobile -- 6.2.3 The ban on C-stranding, word order, and cartography -- 6.2.4 Is there long TP movement? -- 6.3 DP immobility under P -- 6.3.1 PP pied-piping -- 6.3.2 Subextraction -- 6.4 Conclusion -- 7 On adposition stranding -- 7.1 Trace or null resumptive? -- 7.2 P-stranding in German and Dutch -- 7.2.1 R-words are not pronouns -- 7.2.2 R-words are not complements of P -- 7.2.3 So what are R-words? And where? -- 7.3 P-stranding languages -- 7.3.1 Special clitics as the complement of adpositions -- 7.3.2 Was für split -- 7.3.3 Adposition stranding and D-to-P incorporation -- 7.3.4 The pseudo passive -- 7.3.5 Adposition stranding and verbal particles -- 7.3.6 Implications -- 7.4 Conclusion -- 8 Phases -- 9 Bibliography -- 10 Index.