A type of movement represented by this letter is exemplified by movement to the specifier position of the TP.
A type of movement represented by this letter is exemplified by movement to the specifier position of the TP. The binding principle referred to by this letter states that reflexives must be locally bound. A vowel represented by this letter in the International Phonetic Alphabet is fronted in the Northern Cities Shift. In the International Phonetic Alphabet, a rotated version of this letter represents the near-low central vowel, while this letter itself represents the low (*) front unrounded vowel. The vowel sound in "cat" is represented by a ligature combining this letter and the letter "e." Semanticists often use an upside-down version of this letter to represent the universal quantifier, meaning "for all." For 10 points, name this letter which, in English, represents the indefinite article
A type of movement represented by this letter is exemplified by movement to the specifier position of the TP.
A