영어 사역동사 make의 통사구조에 관한 연구
On the Structure of English Causative Verb make.
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This paper aims to present an analysis of the causative make. The English causative verb make is categorized as a syntactic causative construction. The causative make conveys different meanings with respect to the properties of the complement construction. make in direct causation constructions takes a bare infinitive complement, while make in indirect causation constructions takes a passive bare infinitive complement. The functional category ‘Voice(P)’ is used for a structural analysis of the causative make. In addition the two semantics features, [±direct] in matrix constructions and [±volition] in complement constructions, are adopted for a feature analysis of the two different constructions. First, [-direct] and [+volition] are suggested for indirect causation. The matrix construction cannot be passivized because of one of these features and its value, such as [-direct]. Second, [+direct] and [-volition] are posited for direct causation. There is a semantic condition on passivization such that make involving direct causative meaning can be passivized.
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This paper aims to present an analysis of the causative make. The English causative verb make is categorized as a syntactic causative construction. The causative make conveys different meanings with respect to the properties of the complement construction. make in direct causation constructions takes a bare infinitive complement, while make in indirect causation constructions takes a passive bare infinitive complement. The functional category ‘Voice(P)’ is used for a structural analysis of the causative make. In addition the two semantics features, [±direct] in matrix constructions and [±volition] in complement constructions, are adopted for a feature analysis of the two different constructions. First, [-direct] and [+volition] are suggested for indirect causation. The matrix construction cannot be passivized because of one of these features and its value, such as [-direct]. Second, [+direct] and [-volition] are posited for direct causation. There is a semantic condition on passivization such that make involving direct causative meaning can be passivized.
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