Properties of Scrambling in Generative Grammar
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This paper presents some fundamental properties of scrambling in Korean by identifying the properties that make scrambling distinct from topicalization and by reviewing why scrambling is given a movement analysis within a generative grammar rather than a base-generation analysis. Empirical evidence in Korean scrambling of non-arguments such as adverbs is considered to argue that scrambling in Korean involves a movement operation. The paper presents the motivation for the distinction between two types of scrambling (A-scrambling and A-bar scrambling) and also argues that Korean scrambling shows properties associated with these two types of scrambling.
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This paper presents some fundamental properties of scrambling in Korean by identifying the properties that make scrambling distinct from topicalization and by reviewing why scrambling is given a movement analysis within a generative grammar rather than a base-generation analysis. Empirical evidence in Korean scrambling of non-arguments such as adverbs is considered to argue that scrambling in Korean involves a movement operation. The paper presents the motivation for the distinction between two types of scrambling (A-scrambling and A-bar scrambling) and also argues that Korean scrambling shows properties associated with these two types of scrambling.
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