A Phase Inheritance-based Account on A- and A'-movement of Double Object Constructions
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This paper suggests that the Phase Inheritance-based account can provide a unified explanation for both the A- and A’-movement of English DOCs. The main hypotheses adopted in this paper are: 1) Every functional head bears the generalized EPP feature, while the phasal head is equipped with both the generalized EPP and Phase EPP feature; 2) Passive v is also a phasal head; 3) The phasehood of v can be handed over to the applicative head; 4) Mixed Chains Constraint must be respected. According to the Phase inheritance-based account, the phasehood of light v is handed over to the applicative head in English DOCs, therefore only the indirect object is allowed to be passivized and only the direct object is allowed to undergo WH-movement, otherwise Mixed Chains Constraint will be violated. By assuming that the Phase EPP on the little v can be retained or handed over to the applicative head in different languages, this analysis also sheds light on the A-and A’-movement of DOCs from the cross-linguistic perspective.
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This paper suggests that the Phase Inheritance-based account can provide a unified explanation for both the A- and A’-movement of English DOCs. The main hypotheses adopted in this paper are: 1) Every functional head bears the generalized EPP feature, while the phasal head is equipped with both the generalized EPP and Phase EPP feature; 2) Passive v is also a phasal head; 3) The phasehood of v can be handed over to the applicative head; 4) Mixed Chains Constraint must be respected. According to the Phase inheritance-based account, the phasehood of light v is handed over to the applicative head in English DOCs, therefore only the indirect object is allowed to be passivized and only the direct object is allowed to undergo WH-movement, otherwise Mixed Chains Constraint will be violated. By assuming that the Phase EPP on the little v can be retained or handed over to the applicative head in different languages, this analysis also sheds light on the A-and A’-movement of DOCs from the cross-linguistic perspective.
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