The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives

This study investigates the grammatical status of the so-called Dative particle –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological/lexical passives. We first argue that this type of passive derives from causative/experiential constructions in this language. The former and the latter i...

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Autor principal:	Park Myung-Kwan
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Publicado:	De Gruyter 2021
Materias:	–eykey morphological/lexical passives –ey uyhay causatives/experientials animacy restriction Philology. Linguistics P1-1091
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:a16eb7ee165a41b8a5dc7f22ae98944e2021-12-05T14:11:00ZThe grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives2300-996910.1515/opli-2021-0006https://doaj.org/article/a16eb7ee165a41b8a5dc7f22ae98944e2021-03-01T00:00:00Zhttps://doi.org/10.1515/opli-2021-0006https://doaj.org/toc/2300-9969This study investigates the grammatical status of the so-called Dative particle –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological/lexical passives. We first argue that this type of passive derives from causative/experiential constructions in this language. The former and the latter involve the same form of verb, but in the process of passivization the null passive morphology on the embedded transitive verb phrase selected by the matrix causative/experiential morpheme demotes the Dative –eykey-marked Causee in embedded [Spec, VoiceP] position from an argument to an adjunct, besides the embedded transitive lexical verb losing the ability to assign Accusative Case. The so-called animacy restriction on the Nom-marked subject a noun phrase (NP) in –eykey passives is ascribed to the requirement that it takes the Causer/Experiencer role in –eykey passives. In contrast, –ey uyhay passives are derived from the null passive morphology attached to the matrix causative verb complex, thus the matrix Causer/Experiencer subject being demoted and realized with the particle –ey uyhay.Park Myung-KwanDe Gruyterarticle–eykey morphological/lexical passives–ey uyhay causatives/experientialsanimacy restrictionPhilology. LinguisticsP1-1091ENOpen Linguistics, Vol 7, Iss 1, Pp 66-86 (2021)
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topic	–eykey morphological/lexical passives –ey uyhay causatives/experientials animacy restriction Philology. Linguistics P1-1091
spellingShingle	–eykey morphological/lexical passives –ey uyhay causatives/experientials animacy restriction Philology. Linguistics P1-1091 Park Myung-Kwan The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives
description	This study investigates the grammatical status of the so-called Dative particle –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological/lexical passives. We first argue that this type of passive derives from causative/experiential constructions in this language. The former and the latter involve the same form of verb, but in the process of passivization the null passive morphology on the embedded transitive verb phrase selected by the matrix causative/experiential morpheme demotes the Dative –eykey-marked Causee in embedded [Spec, VoiceP] position from an argument to an adjunct, besides the embedded transitive lexical verb losing the ability to assign Accusative Case. The so-called animacy restriction on the Nom-marked subject a noun phrase (NP) in –eykey passives is ascribed to the requirement that it takes the Causer/Experiencer role in –eykey passives. In contrast, –ey uyhay passives are derived from the null passive morphology attached to the matrix causative verb complex, thus the matrix Causer/Experiencer subject being demoted and realized with the particle –ey uyhay.
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title	The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives
title_short	The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives
title_full	The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives
title_fullStr	The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives
title_full_unstemmed	The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives
title_sort	grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of korean morphological passives
publisher	De Gruyter
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The grammatical status of –eykey and its implications on the syntax of Korean morphological passives

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