Some Notes on Transfer Domain
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In this paper, we will examine the difference the phasal complement transfer system in Chomsky (2000) and the phasal transfer system in Bošković (2016), and point out some problems of the two systems. The phasal complement transfer system indicates that Transfer is applied only to a phasal complement and thus the phasal edges are stranded after Transfer. In contrast, the phasal transfer system assumes that what is transferred to the interfaces is a phase, not a phasal complement. However, we will suggest a new type of transfer system under the framework of Labeling Algorithm in Chomsky (2013, 2015) and argue the elimination of the PIC in Chomsky (2000). More specifically, we will assume that a successful labeling situation immediately triggers Transfer of the interior of the labeled structure. Otherwise, Transfer can be delayed until the next successful labeling is completed. If all constituents are successfully labeled throughout the whole derivation, a completed labeling situation triggers Transfer both of the interior and the exterior of the labeled structure. Given this proposal, we can explain the successive cyclic movement and that-trace effect without stipulating the PIC.
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In this paper, we will examine the difference the phasal complement transfer system in Chomsky (2000) and the phasal transfer system in Bošković (2016), and point out some problems of the two systems. The phasal complement transfer system indicates that Transfer is applied only to a phasal complement and thus the phasal edges are stranded after Transfer. In contrast, the phasal transfer system assumes that what is transferred to the interfaces is a phase, not a phasal complement. However, we will suggest a new type of transfer system under the framework of Labeling Algorithm in Chomsky (2013, 2015) and argue the elimination of the PIC in Chomsky (2000). More specifically, we will assume that a successful labeling situation immediately triggers Transfer of the interior of the labeled structure. Otherwise, Transfer can be delayed until the next successful labeling is completed. If all constituents are successfully labeled throughout the whole derivation, a completed labeling situation triggers Transfer both of the interior and the exterior of the labeled structure. Given this proposal, we can explain the successive cyclic movement and that-trace effect without stipulating the PIC.
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