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The Syntax Of Nominal Clauses Amharic Infinitives Draft Girma A Demeke

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The Syntax Of Nominal Clauses Amharic Infinitives Draft Girma A Demeke
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Publisher: Institute of Semitic Studies
File Extension: PDF
File size: 12.54 MB
Pages: 110
Author: Girma A. Demeke
Language: English
Year: 2023
Volume: 7

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The Syntax Of Nominal Clauses Amharic Infinitives Draft Girma A Demeke by Girma A. Demeke instant download after payment.

The analysis in this monograph shows that Amharic infinitival
clauses are nominalized vPs, i.e., nP = TP where the
nominalizer (Nz) head takes vP as its complement as in
[nP[vP]]. Based on the morphological facts and syntactic
evidence of the language, it is further argued that nP is distinct
from DP. Spec, D is where the genitive Case of the subject is
licensed. The suggestion is that Case projects on its own as KP
and selects DP. Spec, K has the same operator property as Spec,
C, and KP, in general, can be seen parallel to CP. This analysis
accounts well why wh-extraction, topicalization, and focus are
possible in Amharic infinitival clauses. 

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