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Left Branch Extraction in Multiple Fragments and Its Implications for Island Violations in Korean
Author
박범식, 오세랑
Journal Title
언어
Publication Year
2016
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Summary
This study investigates the restricted distribution of fragments undergoing Left Branch Extraction (LBE), finding that only the final fragment can be LBEed in multiple fragments. This restriction is attributed to LBE inducing a PF-effect on intervening elements, while the final fragment can be LBEed with potential intervenors eliminated through ellipsis.
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