To Repair the Representational Approach to the Island Violation Repair in Sluicing
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Sluicing has been extensively discussed since it was first investigated in Ross (1969). Taking the movement and deletion position on sluicing, in this paper, I suggested a proposal to explain the island violation repair in sluicing. Specifically, I proposed that the island violation repair occurs in sluicing since the sluiced materials are not pronounced and thus don't need to be linearized, assuming Nunes and Uriagereka's (2000) proposal on CED effects. I discussed some potential problems of my proposal such as implicit argument correlates, focused correlates, and fragments, suggesting possible solutions. Then, I critically reviewed the previous analyses: Chomsky (1972), Fox and Lasnik (2003), and Merchant (2003, 2004, to appear). I argued that these analyses are quite representational in that their account crucially relies on the presence of the *-marked trace and in that they assume that violations of derivational economy can be saved by deletion, a representational repair.
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