Derivational Approaches to Binding and Scope Reconstructions
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The purpose of this study is to explore and provide derivational accounts for constructions that require both binding and scope interpretations. Lechner (1998) introduces the Independence Hypothesis, asserting that binding and scope construals occur separately: Binding interpretation is obtained by syntactic reconstruction, and scope construal by semantic reconstruction. Presenting the hypothesis’s empirical problems, we will follow Fox's (1999) syntactic accounts but not adopt his representational explanation. Instead, we will take derivational approaches to elucidate the constructions in question. Syntactic derivations can simultaneously reveal binding and scope interpretations. For this argument, we assume that once binding is successful, scope interactions can occur during the rest of derivation. A- and A'-movement in English and A-movement in Korean confirm this derivational approach.
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The purpose of this study is to explore and provide derivational accounts for constructions that require both binding and scope interpretations. Lechner (1998) introduces the Independence Hypothesis, asserting that binding and scope construals occur separately: Binding interpretation is obtained by syntactic reconstruction, and scope construal by semantic reconstruction. Presenting the hypothesis’s empirical problems, we will follow Fox's (1999) syntactic accounts but not adopt his representational explanation. Instead, we will take derivational approaches to elucidate the constructions in question. Syntactic derivations can simultaneously reveal binding and scope interpretations. For this argument, we assume that once binding is successful, scope interactions can occur during the rest of derivation. A- and A'-movement in English and A-movement in Korean confirm this derivational approach.
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