Subject-Object Asymmetries in Right Dislocation
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In previous research, not much attention has been paid to subject-object asymmetries in the right dislocation (hereafter, RD) constructions, though many argue that the RD constructions pattern differently from leftward scrambling. This study investigates the subject-object asymmetries that scope and binding facts exhibit in RD. Manetta (2012) claims that right dislocation is an EPP-R feature driven movement resulting from a probe-goal relation. Following her lead, this study assumes an argument undergoes a right periphery (edge)-feature driven successive cyclic movement. As topics on the left periphery reconstructs, the right dislocated constituent, as a topic on the right periphery, shows reconstruction effects. All movement involved in RD (i.e., leftward scrambling and rightward dislocation) is done based on phase theory.
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In previous research, not much attention has been paid to subject-object asymmetries in the right dislocation (hereafter, RD) constructions, though many argue that the RD constructions pattern differently from leftward scrambling. This study investigates the subject-object asymmetries that scope and binding facts exhibit in RD. Manetta (2012) claims that right dislocation is an EPP-R feature driven movement resulting from a probe-goal relation. Following her lead, this study assumes an argument undergoes a right periphery (edge)-feature driven successive cyclic movement. As topics on the left periphery reconstructs, the right dislocated constituent, as a topic on the right periphery, shows reconstruction effects. All movement involved in RD (i.e., leftward scrambling and rightward dislocation) is done based on phase theory.
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