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Investigating v(*)P Phases

Sakumoto Yuya
한국영어학학회 (The English Linguistics Society Of Korea)|2023.11|영어학연구 (English Language and Linguistics)|제29권 제4호|pp. 119-142|DOI 10.17960/ell.2023.29.4.006

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Englishphase theoryv*P phasesunvalued phi featurescross-linguistics
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Under standard phase theory (Chomsky 2000, 2001), it has been generally considered that two functional heads, CP and v*P are phases. Numerous studies attempt to analyze languages with this assumption (Chomsky 2008, 2013, 2015, among many others). However, some researchers cast doubt on the presence of v(*)P phases (Takemura 2012, Hasegawa 2014, Keine 2016, 2017, 2020, Grano and Lasnik 2018, among others). In this way, it is still under debate in the literature whether v(*)P is a phase or not. In order to further develop research on phase theory, it is indispensable to clarify the status of v(*)P in light of phas es . This paper aims to strengthen the idea that v(*)P is not a phase in English from numerous viewpoints and present the consequences of this analysis. Furthermore, other languages are considered in comparison with English.

Abstract

Under standard phase theory (Chomsky 2000, 2001), it has been generally considered that two functional heads, CP and v*P are phases. Numerous studies attempt to analyze languages with this assumption (Chomsky 2008, 2013, 2015, among many others). However, some researchers cast doubt on the presence of v(*)P phases (Takemura 2012, Hasegawa 2014, Keine 2016, 2017, 2020, Grano and Lasnik 2018, among others). In this way, it is still under debate in the literature whether v(*)P is a phase or not. In order to further develop research on phase theory, it is indispensable to clarify the status of v(*)P in light of phas es . This paper aims to strengthen the idea that v(*)P is not a phase in English from numerous viewpoints and present the consequences of this analysis. Furthermore, other languages are considered in comparison with English.

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