ECM and Scrambling at the Edges of CP in Korean
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This paper investigates various extraction patterns out of phases with multiple edges in Korean, and provides additional evidence for Bošković’s (2016) proposal that the edge status of an element has to be determined contextually. The case studies I conduct concern Exceptional Case Marking and Scrambling from the embedded CP in Korean. The aim of this paper is to show that the various word order patterns that are created by interactions of these operations can be accounted for in a uniform manner once the contextuality of phasal edges is taken into consideration.
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This paper investigates various extraction patterns out of phases with multiple edges in Korean, and provides additional evidence for Bošković’s (2016) proposal that the edge status of an element has to be determined contextually. The case studies I conduct concern Exceptional Case Marking and Scrambling from the embedded CP in Korean. The aim of this paper is to show that the various word order patterns that are created by interactions of these operations can be accounted for in a uniform manner once the contextuality of phasal edges is taken into consideration.
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