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Remarks on Structural Case Particles in Korean
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There are two opposing views on the status of Structural Case (SC) particles in Korean. One view claims that the particle has its own lexical meaning which is usually discourse-related. The other holds just the opposite and claims that the particle is a realization of Case which is uninterpretable. In this article, I show that all arguments presented in Ko (2002) for the former view do not hold. Noting that the widely-held view that an SC particle corresponds to a D runs counter to the latter view, I also show that such a view cannot be correct. Finally, I suggest an alternative structure, in which an SC particle is not allotted any structural position in narrow syntax.
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