Asymmerty of Locality and Intervention: What Really Matters
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Choi, Young-Sik. 2006. Asymmetry of Locality and Intervention: What Really Matters. The Linguistic Association of Korea Journal, 14(1), 113-136. I will deal with an old, but recurrent topic of asymmetry of locality of wh-words with respect to classical extraction domains and intervention effects. I will show that Huang's (1982) classical analysis of wh-word scope taking cannot offer an empirically adequate account for the observed asymmetry of locality of wh-words, apart from conceptual problems that do not fit into the minimalist scheme of movement (Chomsky 1995). I will also show that two ways of scope taking, that is movement of way 'why' vs. unselective binding of indefinite wh-words via the question morpheme at LF, can nicely account for the asymmetry of locality and intervention effects in Korean wh-questions. The present analysis also has a nontrivial implication for the interpretive mechanism of wh-words as wh-interrogatives in Chinese too, which is typologically akin to Korean.
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