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摘要
这一评论为最近对假设动词-搁浅VP省略的分析提出了挑战(Idan Landau,“On the nonexistence of动词-搁浅VP省略”,2020,Linguistic Inquiry 51.2.341-365;Satoshi Oku,“关于省略号抵抗成分的注释”,2016,Nanzan语言学11.56-70)。这篇文章为动词-滞留- VP -省略假设进行了辩护,认为它仍然是解释诸如印地语、孟加拉语和日语等语言中许多带有空对象的省略实例的最有力假设。
Abstract This remark offers arguments against recent challenges to analyses that postulate verb‐stranding VP ellipsis (Idan Landau, “On the nonexistence of verb‐stranding VP‐ellipsis,” 2020, Linguistic Inquiry 51.2.341–365; Satoshi Oku, “A note on ellipsis‐resistant constituents,” 2016, Nanzan Linguistics 11.56–70). The article defends the verb‐stranding‐VP‐ellipsis hypothesis, arguing that it remains the strongest hypothesis available to account for many instances of ellipsis with null objects in languages such as Hindi, Bangla, and Japanese.