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Czech clitics in higher order grammar

This paper presents an analysis of certain aspects of Czech sentential clitics in Higher Order Grammar. I focus on the relative order of clitics within the clitic cluster. The overall aim of the paper is to show that constraints governing Czech sentential clitics, though quite complex, can be captured relatively easily within a higher order formalism such as Higher Order Grammar. In this paper, I present an analysis of some aspects of Czech sentential clitics in Higher Order Grammar (C.f. Pollard and Hana, 2003) - a framework currently under develop- ment, based on higher order logic (Church, 1940). I start with a general discussion of clitic phenomena in Czech (§1 & §2); I then briefly and informally describe the HOG for- malism and sketch the formalization of syntactic structures in HOG (§3). Finally, I discuss the treatment of several clitic-related issues in HOG (§4).