Bare Fragment Answers as Elliptical Pseudoclefts
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The paper attempts to provide a syntactic analysis of fragment answerswithout case markers in Korean. These bare fragment nominalsfrequently occur as answers corresponding to wh-words in question ininformal daily conversations. Given the propositional semantics andobservance of the Binding Theory, this paper argues that a barefragment answer is derivable from a full-fledged sentence, not acanonical sentence correlate but a pseudocleft one. Bare fragmentanswers are successfully derivable from the proposed pseudocleftstructure which has the topic phrase elided, the informal copula yaphonetically null, and the pre-copula position filled with the focused NPthat turns out to be a bare FA.
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The paper attempts to provide a syntactic analysis of fragment answerswithout case markers in Korean. These bare fragment nominalsfrequently occur as answers corresponding to wh-words in question ininformal daily conversations. Given the propositional semantics andobservance of the Binding Theory, this paper argues that a barefragment answer is derivable from a full-fledged sentence, not acanonical sentence correlate but a pseudocleft one. Bare fragmentanswers are successfully derivable from the proposed pseudocleftstructure which has the topic phrase elided, the informal copula yaphonetically null, and the pre-copula position filled with the focused NPthat turns out to be a bare FA.
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