日语非成分协调的动词提升分析

IF 0.7 3区文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS

Linguistic Review Pub Date : 2023-07-18 DOI:10.1515/tlr-2023-2008

Ryoichiro Kobayashi

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摘要

摘要本研究反对日语非成分协调（NCC）的动词提升分析，因此支持在狭义句法中不求助于动词移动的替代分析。我展示了日语中关于VP前置的动词提升分析的欠生成。此外，我指出，这种分析对NCC内部的头部和元素之间的范围做出了错误的预测。我的结论是，在日语NCC中不存在句法上的V-to-T-to-C动词提升。

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On the verb-raising analysis of non-constituent coordination in Japanese

Abstract This study argues against the verb-raising analysis of Japanese Non-Constituent Coordination (NCC), and consequently supports an alternative analysis with no recourse to verb movement in Narrow Syntax. I show that the verb-raising analysis under-generates regarding VP-fronting in Japanese. Furthermore, I point out that this analysis makes wrong predictions about the scope between heads and elements inside NCC. I conclude that there is no syntactic V-to-T-to-C verb-raising in Japanese NCC.

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