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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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This paper presents a reductionist approach to binding phenomena, which was started in Hornstein (2001). We argue that the binding principle as a grammatical module, for example, like Chomsky’s (1986) definition in (1), should be eliminated along with mysterious concepts like government, and that some binding effects can be dealt with a copy theory of movement in the spirit of minimalism. In particular, it is argued that Principle A effects are Achain dependency, and that Principle B effects are derived from A' or sideward movement chain, followed by Achain. Thus, the distributional complementarity between anaphors and pronouns can be easily accounted for.
This kind of approach to binding phenomena provides us with a new perspective on the pronominal DPs, because they are not lexical items from the numeration, but grammatical formatives from movement operations. In other words, they are morphological allomorphs of a copy of the antecedent, susceptible to universal or languagespecific spellout rule
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Boeckx, C. / 2004 / Movement under Control / Linguistic Inquiry 35 : 431 ~ 452
Boeckx, C. / 2010 / Control as Movement / Cambridge University Press
Bruening, B. / 2006 / Against Predicatebased Reflexivity: Anaphors as Subjects of Embedded Clause / 석사 / University of Delarware
Chomsky, N. / 1976 / Condition on Rules of Grammar / Linguistic Analysis 2 : 303 ~ 351
Chomsky, N. / 1981 / Lectures on Government and Binding / Foris
Boeckx, C. / 2010 / Control as Movement / Cambridge University Press
Bruening, B. / 2006 / Against Predicatebased Reflexivity: Anaphors as Subjects of Embedded Clause / 석사 / University of Delarware
Chomsky, N. / 1976 / Condition on Rules of Grammar / Linguistic Analysis 2 : 303 ~ 351
Chomsky, N. / 1981 / Lectures on Government and Binding / Foris
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