The asymmetric nature of V2: Evidence from learner languages

Marit Westergaard, Terje Lohndal, A. Alexiadou
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In the fi eld of Germanic linguistics, there has been a long-standing debate as to the question of how to analyze sentences with verb second (V2) word order. In particular, the question has been whether or not subject-initial and non-subject-initial main clause declaratives should receive the same structural analysis. Here we review this debate and provide new evidence from learner languages involving Norwegian. This evidence, we argue, supports an analysis whereby subject-initial main clauses are derived differently than non-subject-initial clauses. We outline this analysis and discuss some consequences.
V2的不对称性质:来自学习者语言的证据
在日耳曼语言学领域,如何分析动词第二语序(V2)句一直是一个争论已久的问题。特别是,问题是主句初始和非主句初始的主句陈述句是否应该接受同样的结构分析。在这里,我们回顾了这场争论,并提供了涉及挪威语的学习语言的新证据。我们认为,这一证据支持一种分析,即主语起始主句的衍生方式不同于非主语起始子句。我们概述了这一分析并讨论了一些后果。
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