TP and AgrP in Scrambling
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In multiple Spec AgrP hypothesis (Grewendorf and Sabel 1999), many kinds of scrambling can be explained in terms of adjunction to AgrP and substitution to [Spec AgrP] for [Σ] checking. Also Constraint on Adjunction Movement is necessary. Miyagawa(2001a,b)'s EPP driven Scr is limited to only IP-adjunction position. However, I can explain diverse kinds of scrambling by modifying the above Agr-projection into simplified T-projection model and accepting Kim(2003a,b)'s idea on pure [EPP] driven scrambling. The Theme object substitutes to [Spec2 vP] to check pure EPP feature on v in short scrambling, only object substitutes to [Spec2 TP] for EPP feature checking on T in middle scrambling (IP- adjunction scrambling), and an element may successively scrambles to adjunct TP -position for checking pure EPP on T in long scrambling. However, short scrambling leaves some unsolved problems.
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