Abstract
Chomsky (1995) propõe que a incompatibilidade de traços em configuração de checagem (“feature mismatch”) causa o cancelamento de um derivação sintática. Este trabalho discute a base conceptual e empírica dessa proposta, apontando alguns problemas e delineando possíveis abordagens alternativas.References
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