Raising to Object under Multiple Spheres Hypothesis
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Im, Chegyong. 2006. Raising to Object under Multiple Spheres Hypothesis. The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 14(1), 273-293. The primary purpose of this paper is to provide an alternative analysis of RTO constructions based on the assumptions of Multiple Spheres Hypothesis. Adopting the CP analysis of the lower clause suggested in Bruening (2000, 2001) and Hiraiwa (2005), we argue that the so-called raised argument occupies SpecvP of matrix sentence by the rule PLACE. We also argue that if the argument discharges its [Top] feature and stays at lower SpecCp position, (i) it gets its pronominal form by the rule DRESS before PF interface in languages like English, (ii) it is normally deleted at PF in languages like Korean and Japanese. Otherwise it should find some other place, e.g., SpecvP of matrix sentence by the rule PLACE, the process of which has been traditionally called RTO.
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