Korean First Phase Syntax as Non-Voice-bundling
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This paper investigates the question of whether Korean possesses twodistinct syntactic heads for v and Voice (i.e., non-Voice-bundling) or theyare bundled into a single syntactic head (i.e., Voice-bundling). Thediagnostic provided by Pylkkänen (2002; 2008) favors the former, whilethat offered in Tubino Blanco (2011) and Harley (2013) suggests thelatter. In this study, I argue that in Korean the verbalizing layer (i.e., vP)is separated from the external-argument-introducing layer (i.e., VoiceP),based on the ambiguous syntactic behaviors exhibited by the HIconstruction as an inchoative and as a passive. That the derivation of theverb structure involving the HI suffix can either represent a structure atthe vP level or project an additional VoiceP motivates a classification ofKorean as a non-Voice-bundling language. The inchoative/passiveambiguity of the HI construction is ascribed to the interplay of theteleological capabilities of the participating arguments. The predictabilityof the previous diagnostics for non-Voice-budling is evaluated and theirrelationship with the newly proposed diagnostics is considered.
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This paper investigates the question of whether Korean possesses twodistinct syntactic heads for v and Voice (i.e., non-Voice-bundling) or theyare bundled into a single syntactic head (i.e., Voice-bundling). Thediagnostic provided by Pylkkänen (2002; 2008) favors the former, whilethat offered in Tubino Blanco (2011) and Harley (2013) suggests thelatter. In this study, I argue that in Korean the verbalizing layer (i.e., vP)is separated from the external-argument-introducing layer (i.e., VoiceP),based on the ambiguous syntactic behaviors exhibited by the HIconstruction as an inchoative and as a passive. That the derivation of theverb structure involving the HI suffix can either represent a structure atthe vP level or project an additional VoiceP motivates a classification ofKorean as a non-Voice-bundling language. The inchoative/passiveambiguity of the HI construction is ascribed to the interplay of theteleological capabilities of the participating arguments. The predictabilityof the previous diagnostics for non-Voice-budling is evaluated and theirrelationship with the newly proposed diagnostics is considered.
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