Multiple Accusative Constructions Revisited
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It has been taken for granted that objects in the Multiple AccusativeCase Construction are licensed by the same head in the same caselicensing domain. This paper provides evidence that the initial objectmay be generated in a totally different position than the second object,way high in the sentence above VP where normal objects cannot belicensed. Evidence comes from certain interesting case alternationpatterns found in the Siphta Construction when it has two objects, asituation that has somehow gone completely undicussed in the literature. The evidence leads to the proposition that the initial accusative isbase-generated in position above matrix VP, in which there is simply noaccusative licensing head available and thus its case cannot be accountedfor within the standard theory of case. This study discusses theoreticalconsequences of this state of affairs in detail and offers a solution.
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It has been taken for granted that objects in the Multiple AccusativeCase Construction are licensed by the same head in the same caselicensing domain. This paper provides evidence that the initial objectmay be generated in a totally different position than the second object,way high in the sentence above VP where normal objects cannot belicensed. Evidence comes from certain interesting case alternationpatterns found in the Siphta Construction when it has two objects, asituation that has somehow gone completely undicussed in the literature. The evidence leads to the proposition that the initial accusative isbase-generated in position above matrix VP, in which there is simply noaccusative licensing head available and thus its case cannot be accountedfor within the standard theory of case. This study discusses theoreticalconsequences of this state of affairs in detail and offers a solution.
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