M6 book?

[chris]

I'm not looking to reignite a discussion about the whole S/A or A/S debate....but I distinctly recall hearing about a book(let) of about 100 pages that recently came out - in the past few years - that basically dealt entirely with movement order in M6 (the argument I believe is that S/A is right).

I've done some poking around and couldn't find any information about this book - if it even exists.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about?   Did I perhaps misunderstand the person talking about it, maybe it's merely a chapter in a broader book?   

[Russ Smiley]

I'm not looking to reignite a discussion about the whole S/A or A/S debate....but I distinctly recall hearing about a book(let) of about 100 pages that recently came out - in the past few years - that basically dealt entirely with movement order in M6 (the argument I believe is that S/A is right).

I've done some poking around and couldn't find any information about this book - if it even exists.

Does anyone know what I'm talking about?   Did I perhaps misunderstand the person talking about it, maybe it's merely a chapter in a broader book?   

Maybe you mean this document from The Kaplan Foundation: http://posthorn.com/Mahler/Correct_Movement_Order_III.pdf

[john haueisen]

Yes, I'm sure Russ has nailed it--the Kaplan Foundation paper on the movement order for M6.
Thanks, Russ!

[chris]

Maybe you mean this document from The Kaplan Foundation: http://posthorn.com/Mahler/Correct_Movement_Order_III.pdf

This must be it.   Thank you very much!