This hypertext has been written well after the final version of my dissertation, so it doesn't reflect all the opinions expressed there. As a matter of fact, the ideas sketched here are in general more advanced than those in the dissertation. If you download and print the dissertation itself, expect to find some differences. The dissertation, on its part, was not conceived as the basis for an Hypertext document. The dissertation's references are not guaranteed to be entirely correct or complete.
Corrections are indeed very welcome.
This document is what an HTML document should be, a showcase and a guided tour to ideas, not a complete piece of linguistic argumentation. Do not expect to find complete references to other people's work . I put those in the dissertation, as well as I could, and you should look for them in the reference section . In a field as mobile as modern theoretical linguistics, this is a valuable possibility of which I hope to take advantage. As I receive comments, think more about the facts or simply turn more of my dissertation into Hypertext, this document will change.