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This paper explores an alternative analysis of what Giannakidou and Merchant (1998) call reverse sluicing in English. I first argue against Giannakidou and Merchant"s proposal on the phenomenon, which states that apparent coordination of if/whether and a wh-adjunct results from IP-deletion or sluicing in the first conjunct clause. I rather pursue a Right Node Raising (RNR) analysis of the phenomenon. In particular, examining several pieces of supporting evidence I argue that surface coordination of the edges in the two CP"s is derived from "right node raising" of the first-conjunct IP.
영어 초록<BR>1. Introduction<BR>2. Conjunction of “the edges”<BR>3. Summary and Conclusion<BR>References<BR>저자소개<BR>
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