Jean-Yves Pollock
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Jean-Yves Pollock is a French linguist and a professor at University of Paris VIII. Pollock is best known for proposing the 'Split IP Hypothesis' in a 1989 paper in Linguistic Inquiry called "Verb Movement, Universal Grammar, and the Structure of IP".
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