The Structure of English gerundive constructions : A minimalist approach = 영어 동명사 구문의 구조 : 최소주의적 접근

목차 (Table of Contents)

• ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---------------------------------------------------- ⅴ
• ABSTRACT ------------------------------------------------------------ ⅶ
• CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION -------------------------------------------- 1
• Part Ⅰ The Nature of English Gerundive Constructions
• CHAPTER 2. THE VARIETY OF GERUNDS ---------------------------------- 5
• 2.1 Defining the Notion of Gerund ------------------------------- 5
• 2.2 Two Types of Gerunds: Nominal versus Verbal Gerunds --------- 9
• 2.3 Subtypes of Verbal Gerunds ---------------------------------- 17
• 2.4 Summary ----------------------------------------------------- 19
• CHAPTER 3. THE DISTRIBUTION OF GERUNDS ----------------------------- 21
• 3.1 ACC-ing in Subject Position --------------------------------- 21
• 3.2 The NP-like Distribution ------------------------------------ 26
• CHAPTER 4. THE SUBJECT OF GERUNDS ---------------------------------- 31
• 4.1 Expletives as Subjects of Gerunds --------------------------- 31
• 4.2 ACC-ing versus POSS-ing: The Degree of Setentiality --------- 37
• 4.3 The Hybrid Nature of PRO-ing -------------------------------- 42
• 4.4 Determiner + V-ing Constructions -------------------------- 48
• Part Ⅱ A Review of Previous Analyses
• CHAPTER 5. BASIC ISSUES -------------------------------------------- 53
• 5.1 Problems Concerning English Gerundive Constructions --------- 53
• 5.2 Some Earlier Approaches to Gerundive Constructions ---------- 57
• 5.2.1 Jackendoffs (1977) Analysis of POSS-ing Constructions -- 57
• 5.2.2 Reulands (1983) Analysis of ACC-ing Constructions ------ 59
• 5.2.3 Chomskys (1981) Analysis of PRO-ing Constructions ------ 66
• CHAPTER 6. THE DP HYPOTHESIS AND THE STRUCTURE OF
• GERUNDIVE CONSTRUCTIONS ------------------------------- 70
• 6.1 An Overview of the DP Hypothesis ---------------------------- 70
• 6.1.1 Theoretical Motivations for the DP Hypothesis ----------- 75
• 6.1.2 Empirical Motivations for the DP Hypothesis ------------- 76
• 6.2 The Scope Approach ------------------------------------------ 81
• 6.2.1 Preliminaries ------------------------------------------- 83
• 6.2.2 POSS-ing Constructions ---------------------------------- 87
• 6.2.3 ACC-ing Constructions ----------------------------------- 88
• 6.2.4 Ing-of Constructions ------------------------------------ 90
• 6.2.5 Advantages of the Scope Approach ------------------------ 91
• 6.2.6 Problems with the Scope Approach ------------------------ 93
• 6.3 The Feature Approach ---------------------------------------- 94
• 6.3.1 Preliminaries ------------------------------------------- 95
• 6.3.2 POSS-ing Constructions ----------------------------------100
• 6.3.3 ACC-ing Constructions -----------------------------------102
• 6.3.4 PRO-ing Constructions -----------------------------------104
• 6.3.5 Advantages of the Feature Approach ----------------------109
• 6.3.6 Problems with the Feature Approach ----------------------112
• 6.3.6.1 Empirical Problems ---------------------------------112
• 6.3.6.2 Conceptual Problems --------------------------------113
• 6.4 Summary and Conclusion ---------------------------------------114
• Part Ⅲ Gerundive Constructions within the Minimalist Framework
• CHAPTER 7. SOME MINIMALIST BACKGROUND ------------------------------117
• 7.1 Bare Output Conditions (BOCs) -------------------------------118
• 7.2 Feature System ----------------------------------------------119
• 7.3 Functional Categories ---------------------------------------126
• 7.4 Bare Phrase Structure ---------------------------------------128
• CHAPTER 8. A PROPOSAL FOR THE STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH GERUNDIVE
• CONSTRUCTIONS: A MINIMALIST APPROACH -------------------131
• 8.1 The Category D Revisited ------------------------------------131
• 8.2 About -ing --------------------------------------------------132
• 8.3 POSS-ing Constructions --------------------------------------134
• 8.3.1 Overview ------------------------------------------------135
• 8.3.2 Assumptions ---------------------------------------------135
• 8.3.3 A Sample Derivation -------------------------------------139
• 8.4 ACC-ing Constructions ---------------------------------------144
• 8.4.1 Overview ------------------------------------------------144
• 8.4.2 Assumptions ---------------------------------------------146
• 8.4.3 A Sample Derivation -------------------------------------149
• 8.5 PRO-ing Constructions ---------------------------------------153
• 8.5.1 Overview ------------------------------------------------153
• 8.5.2 Assumptions ---------------------------------------------154
• 8.5.3 A Sample Derivation -------------------------------------155
• 8.6 Supporting Evidence -----------------------------------------158
• 8.7 Some Remaining Issues ---------------------------------------164
• CHAPTER 9. CONCLUSION ----------------------------------------------167
• REFERENCES ----------------------------------------------------------170
• ABSTRACT IN KOREAN --------------------------------------------------179