Externalization out of Phase
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The Linguistic Association of Korean Journal, 16(4), 87-110. This paper observes a variety of externalization processes across languages, and attempts to offer a generalization: under a given subnumeration, Spell-Out of fewer materials is more economical than that of more materials in a phase. This generalization can embrace Alexiadou and Anagnostopoulou's (2001) SSG--by Spell-Out, VP can contain no more than one argument with an unchecked Case feature--as well as the traditional EPP (Chomsky 1981) by which VP-internal subject is externalized to Spec IP. This paper then proposes that behind this generalization lies the following: languages attempt to increase economy by reducing the number of Spell-Out materials in a phase. Different aspects of externalization processes across languages may be attributed to different attracting powers of relevant functional categories inviting externalization processes.
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The Linguistic Association of Korean Journal, 16(4), 87-110. This paper observes a variety of externalization processes across languages, and attempts to offer a generalization: under a given subnumeration, Spell-Out of fewer materials is more economical than that of more materials in a phase. This generalization can embrace Alexiadou and Anagnostopoulou's (2001) SSG--by Spell-Out, VP can contain no more than one argument with an unchecked Case feature--as well as the traditional EPP (Chomsky 1981) by which VP-internal subject is externalized to Spec IP. This paper then proposes that behind this generalization lies the following: languages attempt to increase economy by reducing the number of Spell-Out materials in a phase. Different aspects of externalization processes across languages may be attributed to different attracting powers of relevant functional categories inviting externalization processes.
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