Notes on Labeling Algorithm
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In this paper, we consider properties of two types of labeling: labeling through movement in Chomsky (2013) and labeling through Transfer in Narita (2011) and Takita (2014). Pointing out the flaws of two types of labeling, we will suggest the interactive approach between two types of labeling as follows: First, following Chomsky (2013), Narita (2011), and Takita (2014), we assume that there can be no merger of two phrasal SOs, that is *{XP, YP}. Second, we assume a strict spell-out by each labeling operation, not a cyclic spell-out by phase in Chomsky (2000). Finally, following Narita (2011) and Takita (2014), labeling renders elements within the interior of the labeled phrase inaccessible to further syntactic operations. Given these proposals, we will propose the novel approach of the motivation of the possessor-raising in an Inalienable Possessor Constructions (IPC) and the illegal object scrambling in IPC in Korean.
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In this paper, we consider properties of two types of labeling: labeling through movement in Chomsky (2013) and labeling through Transfer in Narita (2011) and Takita (2014). Pointing out the flaws of two types of labeling, we will suggest the interactive approach between two types of labeling as follows: First, following Chomsky (2013), Narita (2011), and Takita (2014), we assume that there can be no merger of two phrasal SOs, that is *{XP, YP}. Second, we assume a strict spell-out by each labeling operation, not a cyclic spell-out by phase in Chomsky (2000). Finally, following Narita (2011) and Takita (2014), labeling renders elements within the interior of the labeled phrase inaccessible to further syntactic operations. Given these proposals, we will propose the novel approach of the motivation of the possessor-raising in an Inalienable Possessor Constructions (IPC) and the illegal object scrambling in IPC in Korean.
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