Predicate topicalization in Korean: A construction-based HPSG Approach
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Many languages including Korean allow the so-called predicate topicalization in which a predicate expression is located in the left peripheral position while the identical stem also appears in the lower clause. The morphological (stem) identity of the two predicates indicates that there is a doubling process. Languages differ with respect to the exact morphosyntatic properties of the fronted predicate as well as its discourse function, but share certain grammatical properties. This paper first reviews this kind of doubling process as topicalization in Korean while referring to other languages. It then offers a construction-based HPSG analysis that can resolve issues that simple movement and spell-out analyses would encounter.
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Many languages including Korean allow the so-called predicate topicalization in which a predicate expression is located in the left peripheral position while the identical stem also appears in the lower clause. The morphological (stem) identity of the two predicates indicates that there is a doubling process. Languages differ with respect to the exact morphosyntatic properties of the fronted predicate as well as its discourse function, but share certain grammatical properties. This paper first reviews this kind of doubling process as topicalization in Korean while referring to other languages. It then offers a construction-based HPSG analysis that can resolve issues that simple movement and spell-out analyses would encounter.
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