Scrambling and Interpretive Complex
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This paper is to propose a new analysis of scrambling in terms of the notion of interpretive complex (INC) (Chomsky, 2001a). Along with an extended theory of interpretive complex, the notion of INT-Move as opposed to Agree Move is proposed and motivated. Recently Chomsky (2004) has proposed that A’-movements are not Agree-feature-driven but driven only by the edge feature (or the EPP feature in our terms) of a phase head inducing proper INT-effects, which supports our notion of INT-Move. It is shown that focus as a strong interpretive complex is systematically correlated with reconstruction property of scrambling across languages. Various problems with the analysis of scrambling as Agree-feature-driven movements are pointed out and alternative analyses are proposed, which particularly motivates the new analysis of scrambling in terms of interpretive complex, which leads to some desirable consequences for the theory of grammar.
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