Notes on Right Dislocated Constructions in Korean
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Building on the previous arguments against the SOV hypothesis for Korean, this paper confirms that SVO is a basic underlying word order for Korean by discussing a new paradigm of word order contrasts in right dislocated constructions involving negative polarity items, wh-phrases, and anaphors. The discussion thus suggests in a challenging way some range of theoretical readjustment in accounting for the distributions of the above three items in Korean. The obtained result, most of all, helps maintain more restrictive theory of phrase structure that Kayne (1994) suggests: linearization of phrase structure in terms of asymmetric c-command relation under the universal SVO order.
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Building on the previous arguments against the SOV hypothesis for Korean, this paper confirms that SVO is a basic underlying word order for Korean by discussing a new paradigm of word order contrasts in right dislocated constructions involving negative polarity items, wh-phrases, and anaphors. The discussion thus suggests in a challenging way some range of theoretical readjustment in accounting for the distributions of the above three items in Korean. The obtained result, most of all, helps maintain more restrictive theory of phrase structure that Kayne (1994) suggests: linearization of phrase structure in terms of asymmetric c-command relation under the universal SVO order.
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