Verbal Noun Constructions Revisited: Restructuring vs. Non-restructuring Complementation
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This paper investigates a pattern of verbal noun constructions in which a verbal noun is accusative‐marked and its theme argument is also accusative‐marked. Based on the two arguments capitalizing on indeterminate pronoun licensing and passive formation, this paper proposes that verbal nouns can take two distinct types of complementation structures: a nominalized structure embedding a vP (with a non‐restructuring verb hata ‘do’) or a nominalized structure embedding a VP (with the restructuring verb hata). The verb hata turns out to be a lexical restructuring verb, which has an option to take restructuring complementation. This paper argues against the complex predicate approach to verbal noun constructions, favoring the VP-complementation approach which holds that a verbal noun, without the help of the so-called light verb hata, theta-marks its accusative-marked object argument.
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This paper investigates a pattern of verbal noun constructions in which a verbal noun is accusative‐marked and its theme argument is also accusative‐marked. Based on the two arguments capitalizing on indeterminate pronoun licensing and passive formation, this paper proposes that verbal nouns can take two distinct types of complementation structures: a nominalized structure embedding a vP (with a non‐restructuring verb hata ‘do’) or a nominalized structure embedding a VP (with the restructuring verb hata). The verb hata turns out to be a lexical restructuring verb, which has an option to take restructuring complementation. This paper argues against the complex predicate approach to verbal noun constructions, favoring the VP-complementation approach which holds that a verbal noun, without the help of the so-called light verb hata, theta-marks its accusative-marked object argument.
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