Found:
Crossover
SYNTAX: establishing a relation between two elements across another element which somehow interferes with that relation. The name 'crossover' derives from Ross's Crossover Condition:
(i) No NP mentioned in the structural index of a
transformation may be reordered by that rule in
such a way as to cross over a co-referential
NP. (Ross 1967:73)
EXAMPLE: this condition accounts for the ill-formedness of (ii): the NP which has been moved across the co-referential NP it.
(ii) * The pudding whichi the man who ordered iti said ti
would be tasty was a horror show.
Two subcases distinguished are strong crossover and weak crossover.
| LIT. | Postal, P. (1971) Ross, J.R. (1967) |