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This paper investigates the syntax and semantics of postverbal elements in so-called Right Dislocation Constructions (RDCs) in Korean. Recently, a growing number of researchers have argued that RDCs in Korean must be analyzed under the assumption that RDCs contain a bi-clausal structure. This paper aims to closely re-examine and evaluate the validity of current bi-clausal analyses. In particular, I discuss three representative approaches couched under bi-clausal analyses: (i) the scrambling- based analysis, (ii) the pro-predicate based analysis, and (iii) the fragment-based analysis. I show that each of these approaches faces non-trivial challenges. Specifically, I show that the syntax of postverbal elements cannot be equated to either scrambling or a regular fragment answer. An array of intriguing contrasts between RDCs and scrambling, and between RDCs and fragments are presented in this paper. I also present a new set of challenges to the claim that postverbal elements are licensed by a pro-predicate.
목차
1. Introduction
2. The State of the Art: The Overview
3. Leftward Scrambling ≠ RDC
4. Pro-predicate ≠ RDC
5. Fragments or not?
6. Summary
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Myung-Kwan Park. On amwuto ‘anyone’ and Its Kin in Korean. 생성문법연구. 2013
Rhanghyeyun Kim. On the Negativity of Negative Fragment Answers and Ellipsis Resolution. 생성문법연구. 2013
So-Young Park. Polarity Mismatches in Korean Fragments. 생성문법연구. 2013
Myung-Kwan Park. On amwuto ‘anyone’ and Its Kin in Korean. 생성문법연구. 2013
Rhanghyeyun Kim. On the Negativity of Negative Fragment Answers and Ellipsis Resolution. 생성문법연구. 2013
So-Young Park. Polarity Mismatches in Korean Fragments. 생성문법연구. 2013
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