A Base-generated Fragment Approach to Sluicing Constructions
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Sluicing in Korean is distinguished from that in wh-fronting languages in that it requires a copula as well as a wh-phrase in embedded contexts. Observing certain parallelism between sluicing and fragments in Korean such as presence of a copula and case connectivity, this paper argues that sluiced sentences in Korean should be treated as fragments that appear both in embedded and matrix contexts. In contrast to previous analyses that posit either ellipsis or a null pronominal within the sluiced clauses, this paper proposes that Korean sluiced sentences be analyzed as base-generated fragments along the lines of Ginzburg and Sag (2000).
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Sluicing in Korean is distinguished from that in wh-fronting languages in that it requires a copula as well as a wh-phrase in embedded contexts. Observing certain parallelism between sluicing and fragments in Korean such as presence of a copula and case connectivity, this paper argues that sluiced sentences in Korean should be treated as fragments that appear both in embedded and matrix contexts. In contrast to previous analyses that posit either ellipsis or a null pronominal within the sluiced clauses, this paper proposes that Korean sluiced sentences be analyzed as base-generated fragments along the lines of Ginzburg and Sag (2000).
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