2014
DOI: 10.5617/osla.717
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Participles in contrast

Abstract: In this paper, we propose a structural analysis of present and past participles in two constructions: open and closed adjuncts. The crucial difference between the two types of adjuncts to be accounted for concerns the availability of an explicit (for the closed type) or an implicit (for the open type) DP subject. Our analysis is based on data from French and German in the OMC corpus. These data allow us on the one hand to identify the idiosyncratic properties of the constructions in the two languages, and on t… Show more

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“…To explain this, different suggestions have been made in the literature, which can be divided into three broad categories. First, the subject may be licensed clauseinternally, by participial T/Asp (Ojea 2011;Helland and Pitz 2014) or Infl (Reuland 1983), which can somehow case license its subject despite being non-finite. Second, it may be assumed that the subject is case licensed by an element outside the participial adjunct, as suggested by Lee (1987) and Høyem (2019), who propose that (certain) absolutes are introduced by a (phonetically null or overt) preposition or predicational operator.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…To explain this, different suggestions have been made in the literature, which can be divided into three broad categories. First, the subject may be licensed clauseinternally, by participial T/Asp (Ojea 2011;Helland and Pitz 2014) or Infl (Reuland 1983), which can somehow case license its subject despite being non-finite. Second, it may be assumed that the subject is case licensed by an element outside the participial adjunct, as suggested by Lee (1987) and Høyem (2019), who propose that (certain) absolutes are introduced by a (phonetically null or overt) preposition or predicational operator.…”
Section: The Subject Of Absolutesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This seems undesirable, as both free and absolute adjuncts involve the same building blocks otherwise: a non-finite participle combined with arguments and adjuncts. It also seems controversial to assume that a (low) Asp projection can have nominative case features, as Helland and Pitz (2014) propose for pastparticipial absolutes, which according to them only project to AspP directly above vP (see Sect. 6.2).…”
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