-Tul Marking as Cliticization
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The purpose of this study is to explore the nature of -tul marking as a process of agreement. English- type verbal inflections are not available in Korean, but I propose -tul marking as a language-specific Agr realization. Number Agreement for plural subjects in Korean is optionally realized with the plural marker -tul, attached to lexical categories which are not to be pluralized. This language-specific syntactic process is a phonological realization of an Agr feature [+Pl], and this fact leads us to consider that -tul resembles subject clitics of the Hebrew and Romance languages. As argued in Safir (1986), Brandi and Cordin (1986), Agr feature is phonetically realized not only in verb endings but also in the syntactic Infl position through subject clitics.
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The purpose of this study is to explore the nature of -tul marking as a process of agreement. English- type verbal inflections are not available in Korean, but I propose -tul marking as a language-specific Agr realization. Number Agreement for plural subjects in Korean is optionally realized with the plural marker -tul, attached to lexical categories which are not to be pluralized. This language-specific syntactic process is a phonological realization of an Agr feature [+Pl], and this fact leads us to consider that -tul resembles subject clitics of the Hebrew and Romance languages. As argued in Safir (1986), Brandi and Cordin (1986), Agr feature is phonetically realized not only in verb endings but also in the syntactic Infl position through subject clitics.
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