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An Experimental Study on Scrambling out of Islands: To the Left and to the Right
Author(s) -
Heejeong Ko,
김기택,
Jon Sprouse,
Han-Byul Chung
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
language and information society
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2713-6817
pISSN - 1598-1886
DOI - 10.29211/soli.2019.37..008
Subject(s) - scrambling , left and right , computer science , engineering , algorithm , structural engineering
Ko, Heejeong; Chung, Han-byul; Kim, Kitaek; Sprouse, Jon (2019), “An Experimental Study on Scrambling out of Islands: To the Left and to the Right,” Language & Information Society 37. This paper presents an experimental study to examine whether scrambling out of an island is (im-)possible in Korean. It is shown that scrambling out of an island may trigger occasional additive degradation in acceptability, but no super-additive degradation is obtained in leftward or rightward scrambling (or right-dislocation), contrary to wh-movement in English. Our results also show that strong islands may cause additive degradation whereas weak islands do not. The current study poses a new challenge to a processing approach to islands which solely relies on linear

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