Scrambling of Korean Embedded Clauses
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Unlike English, which has a fixed word order, Korean shows a free word order phenomenon or scrambling. The primary goal of this paper is to explore the grammatical nature of scrambling with regard to Korean embedded clauses. I argue here that scrambling of embedded clauses (CP scrambling) is distinct from scrambling of simple noun phrases (DP scrambling) in that while the latter shows various syntactic and semantic locality effects, the former does not. That is, every scrambled embedded clause must be "radically" reconstructed to its default word-order position in the spirit of Saito (1989; 1992). In order to account for the radical reconstruction effect of CP scrambling, I propose here the PF-movement analysis, which also reflects on the discourse-functional flow of Korean word order variations.
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Unlike English, which has a fixed word order, Korean shows a free word order phenomenon or scrambling. The primary goal of this paper is to explore the grammatical nature of scrambling with regard to Korean embedded clauses. I argue here that scrambling of embedded clauses (CP scrambling) is distinct from scrambling of simple noun phrases (DP scrambling) in that while the latter shows various syntactic and semantic locality effects, the former does not. That is, every scrambled embedded clause must be "radically" reconstructed to its default word-order position in the spirit of Saito (1989; 1992). In order to account for the radical reconstruction effect of CP scrambling, I propose here the PF-movement analysis, which also reflects on the discourse-functional flow of Korean word order variations.
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