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    Negation and the Placement of Verb in Korean

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    The paper examines the much-studied, but still debatable phenomenon of verb placement in Korean clausal structure. I will bring forward negative response to the previous works made by J-Y. Yoon (1990), Y-J. Jung (1992) and Whitman (1990, 94), who maintain that verbs in Korean raise to higher Infl and Comp positions. I will then argue that neither main verbs nor auxiliary verbs raise in Korean, but that they stay in situ in their base-generated position. My claim is mainly based on scope phenomena in negative sentences. It is suggested that scope interpretations which follow from interaction between negation and a quantificational element receive a principled account in terms of their c-command relation, which in turn renders compelling evidence for verb position at overt syntax in the investigated language.
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    The paper examines the much-studied, but still debatable phenomenon of verb placement in Korean clausal structure. I will bring forward negative response to the previous works made by J-Y. Yoon (1990), Y-J. Jung (1992) and Whitman (1990, 94), who main...

    The paper examines the much-studied, but still debatable phenomenon of verb placement in Korean clausal structure. I will bring forward negative response to the previous works made by J-Y. Yoon (1990), Y-J. Jung (1992) and Whitman (1990, 94), who maintain that verbs in Korean raise to higher Infl and Comp positions. I will then argue that neither main verbs nor auxiliary verbs raise in Korean, but that they stay in situ in their base-generated position. My claim is mainly based on scope phenomena in negative sentences. It is suggested that scope interpretations which follow from interaction between negation and a quantificational element receive a principled account in terms of their c-command relation, which in turn renders compelling evidence for verb position at overt syntax in the investigated language.

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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Do Main Verbs Raise in Korean?
    • 3. Does the Auxiliary Verb ha- Raise?
    • 3.1. Does the Auxiliary Verb ha- Raise?
    • 3.2. Scope Interpretation in Ha Negation and the Position of the Auxiliary Verb
    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Do Main Verbs Raise in Korean?
    • 3. Does the Auxiliary Verb ha- Raise?
    • 3.1. Does the Auxiliary Verb ha- Raise?
    • 3.2. Scope Interpretation in Ha Negation and the Position of the Auxiliary Verb
    • 3.2.1. Basic facts
    • 3.2.2. VP Fronting
    • 3.2.3. When a QP is Followed by an NPI
    • 4. Summary and Further Crosslinguistic Consideration
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