A CONSTRAINT ON ARGUMENT ELLIPSIS IN CHILD JAPANESE

Koji Sugisaki

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It has been claimed in the theoretical literature that one of the distinguished characteristics of East Asian languages is the availability of argument ellipsis (e.g. Kim 1999, Oku 1998, Saito 2007, Takahashi 2008): In languages like Japanese and Korean, null objects permit not only a strict-identity interpretation but also a sloppy-identity interpretation, and the latter reading is argued to derive from ellipsis of argument DPs.

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