On Short Argument Scrambling: A contrastive focus movement approach
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The aim of this paper is to explore the motivation for the short argument scrambling and its general properties (its A- and A'-property of scrambling). Regarding the former, we propose that scrambling consists of a two-step process: object shift (A-movement) and contrastive-focus driven movement (A'-movement). Regarding the latter, we resolve the puzzle related to both binding and the mitigation of WCO effects, assuming that scrambling has only A'-movement property against the traditional assumption that short scrambling has properties of both A- and A'-movement. We also show that the A-movement properties of short argument scrambling result from the operation object shift.
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The aim of this paper is to explore the motivation for the short argument scrambling and its general properties (its A- and A'-property of scrambling). Regarding the former, we propose that scrambling consists of a two-step process: object shift (A-movement) and contrastive-focus driven movement (A'-movement). Regarding the latter, we resolve the puzzle related to both binding and the mitigation of WCO effects, assuming that scrambling has only A'-movement property against the traditional assumption that short scrambling has properties of both A- and A'-movement. We also show that the A-movement properties of short argument scrambling result from the operation object shift.
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