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ECM Constructions Redux
Author
이우승
Journal Title
언어
Publication Year
2012
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Summary
This paper revisits Korean constructions argued to be counterparts of English ECM, pointing out problems with existing analyses (IP analysis, Subject-to-Object Raising analysis) and proposes a new analysis as a Focus Phrase. It presents empirical phenomena that do not support the previous analyses and suggests a structure consisting of a focus DP and a CP proposition containing pro.
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