Jussive Subjects as Imposters
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This paper demonstrates the parallels between jussive subjects and imposters by probing the cooccurrence with a notional pronoun, binding effects and word order constraint, and subject honorification pattern. Based on these shared properties, we argue for a simpler classification of nominal expressions by subsuming jussive subjects under the heading of ‘imposter'. We then proceed to propose an internal syntactic structure of imposters. This analysis is shown to be able to properly capture the properties of imposters and to be compatible with the general practice of syntax.
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This paper demonstrates the parallels between jussive subjects and imposters by probing the cooccurrence with a notional pronoun, binding effects and word order constraint, and subject honorification pattern. Based on these shared properties, we argue for a simpler classification of nominal expressions by subsuming jussive subjects under the heading of ‘imposter'. We then proceed to propose an internal syntactic structure of imposters. This analysis is shown to be able to properly capture the properties of imposters and to be compatible with the general practice of syntax.
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