A Covert Comitative Analysis for Partial Control Revisited
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This paper looks into partial control (PC), which is allegedly presented as a challenge for the movement theory of control (MTC). By adopting the core insight of a covert comitative analysis that the plural reading of the subject of a PC complement indirectly comes from a covert comitative XP, it proposes an alternative analysis where a covert comitative involved in PC is argued to be a bound morpheme rather than an XP in English. The new analysis can not only settle the potential problems raised for the comitative analysis but also account for some empirical observations that the non-comitative analysis cannot explain. That is, this paper is ultimately to argue that PC is just an apparent counterevidence for the MTC, which renders the MTC still tenable in grammar.
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This paper looks into partial control (PC), which is allegedly presented as a challenge for the movement theory of control (MTC). By adopting the core insight of a covert comitative analysis that the plural reading of the subject of a PC complement indirectly comes from a covert comitative XP, it proposes an alternative analysis where a covert comitative involved in PC is argued to be a bound morpheme rather than an XP in English. The new analysis can not only settle the potential problems raised for the comitative analysis but also account for some empirical observations that the non-comitative analysis cannot explain. That is, this paper is ultimately to argue that PC is just an apparent counterevidence for the MTC, which renders the MTC still tenable in grammar.
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