A Computational Minimalism Approach to Korean Case Markers
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This paper overviews how Korean Case markers have been handled in Chomsky's Minimalist syntax and provides computational algorithms by which we can efficiently implement Korean Case markers. In this paper, we will modify and revise Stabler's Computational Minimalism in order to computationally implement Chomsky (2000)'s Probe-Goal relations, which will be called a Revised Computational Minimalism. In this system, Nominative Case markers and Accusative Case markers are handled by feature-matching algorithms. For Multiple Nominative Constructions and Multiple Accusative Constructions in Korean, this paper proposes multiple feature-matching processes. In sum, this paper tries to develop computational algorithms by which we can computationally implement Korean Case markers in Minimalist syntax.
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