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- 강의학기
- 2018년 1학기
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- 강의계획서
- 강의계획서
In this course, we will study the structure of sentences, and explore the rules that distinguish grammatical sentences from their ungrammatical counterparts. Our primary focus will be investigating syntax of English phrases, clauses and sentences; however, we will also consider syntax of other languages - e.g. Korean - and compare them to English. Through online lectures, assignments and discussions, we will gain experience with rigorous scientific argumentation and reasoning, and develop a working knowledge of generative syntax.
- 수강안내 및 수강신청
- ※ 수강확인증 발급을 위해서는 수강신청이 필요합니다
차시별 강의
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What is Syntax? | 1) What we study in syntax 2) Nature of syntactic knowledge | |
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Universal Grammar | 1) Universal Grammar (UG) 2) Evidence of the existence of UG | |
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Sentence: Functional Definition | 1) Sentence: Functional level 2) Subject - Predicate | |
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Sentence: Definition by Form | 1) Sentence: Definition by Form 2) Part of Speech | |
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Phrases and Constituency | 1) Phrases 2) Constituency tests 3) Phrase Structure Rules | |
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Phrase Structure Rules (1) | 1) Phrase Structure Rules | |
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Phrase Structure Rules (2) | 1) Phrase Structure Rules | |
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Clausal Hierarchy, Finiteness | Clausal Hierarchy | |
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Form vs. Function | 1) Structural ambiguity 2) Form-function mismatches | |
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Notations for Tree Structure | 1) Notations for Tree Structure 2) C-command 3) Evidence for c-command | |
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Binding Theory | 1) Binding Theory: Another piece of evidence for c-command | |
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Binding Theory & Theta Theory (1) | 1) Binding Theory (Part II) 2) Thematic roles | |
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Theta Theory (2) | 1) Theta-grids 2) Theta Criterion 3) Some exercises on Theta Theory | |
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X’ - Theory (1) | 1) Some problems for PSRs 2) Introduction to X’-theory | |
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X’ - Theory (2) | 1) X’-theory: Complement vs. Adjuncts | |
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X’ - Theory (3) | 1) X’-Theory: VP 2) X’-Theory: Structural ambiguity | |
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X’ - Theory (4) | 1) X’-Theory: TP & CP 2) X’-Theory: NegP | |
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DP-hypothesis | 1) X’-Theory: DP-hypothesis | |
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Exercises: Drawing X’-tree | 1) Exercises: Drawing X’-tree | |
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Head Movement (1) | 1) Definition of Movement 2) Two Levels of Representations 3) Head Movement | |
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Head Movement (2) | 1)Cross-linguistic Variations on Head Movement 2) Negation in Head Movement 3) Do-support as Last Resort | |
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Head Movement (3) | 1) Tense, Aspect, and Voice 2) Distributions of Aspectual Auxiliaries | |
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Head Movement (4) | 1) T-to-C Movement in Yes-No Questions | |
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DP Movement (1) | 1) DP-Movement 2) Projection Principle | |
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DP Movement (2) | 1) The EPP 2) Passivization | |
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DP Movement (3) | 1) Case Theory 2) Burzio’s Generalization | |
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DP Movement (4) | 1) Unaccusative vs. Unergative 2) Subject to Object Raising 3) Exercises | |
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Wh-Movement (1) | 1) Wh-movement | |
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Wh-Movement (2) | 1) DP-movement vs. Wh-movement 2) Embedded questions 3) Relative clauses | |
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Wh-Movement (3) | 1) Islands 2) Subjacency | |
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Wh-Movement (4) | 1) Minimal Link Condition 2) Exercises on Movement | |
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Stylistic Movement | 1) Stylistic Movement | |
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Syntactic Argumentation | 1) Hypothesis-Falsification Approach 2) Occam’s Razor | |
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Control Theory (1) | 1) Control Theory 2) Null Argument PRO (PRO Theorem) | |
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Control Theory (2) | 1) Obligatory Control & Non-Obligatory Control 2) Exceptional Case Marking | |
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Control Theory (3) | 1) Exercises : Control Theory | |
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