@article {686154,
	title = {Polish politeness markers as a window into person-feature valuation},
	journal = {Journal of SLavic Linguistics},
	volume = { 29 },
	number = {FASL extra issue},
	year = {2021},
	pages = {1-12},
	abstract = {This paper presents novel evidence for Polish nominals being phases. The core of the argument comes from the interaction between the size of a nominal domain and the corresponding person-feature valuation. While an nP-size nominal structure only exhibits feature valuation within the narrow-syntax module, the DP-size nominal structure exhibits interface feature interactions. Since interface interactions can only arise during spell-out, the corresponding nominal domain, i.e., DP, must be a phase and D must be a phase head that triggers spell-out. The empirical focus of this paper is on a syntactic variation in the domain of politeness markers in Polish (pan.m/ pani.f).},
	url = {http://ojs.ung.si/index.php/JSL/article/view/152},
	author = {Ivona Ku{\v c}erov{\'a} and Adam Szczegielniak}
}
