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CHAPTER 01. Types of Embedded Clauses7
1. Finite Clause and PRO-infinitive Clause8
2. Finite Clause and NP-infinitive Clause10
3. Finite Clause and NP-PRO infinitive Clause12
4. Finite Clause and Raising infinitive Clause 13
5. Finite Clause and PRO-Op infinitive Clause16
6. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ18
CHAPTER 02. Predicates and Sentential Structure23
1. 1°¡¼ú¾î(one-placepredicates)26
2. 2°¡ ¼ú¾î(two-place predicates)49
3. 3°¡ ¼ú¾î(three-place predicates)66
4. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ76
CHAPTER 03. Case Theory87
1. Case Filter88
2. Types of Case88
3. Case Assignment 89
4. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ93
CHAPTER 04. Syntactic Structures107
1. Application of X-bar Theory for Sentences108
2. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ124
CHAPTER 05. Binding Theory137
1. Three Types of NPs138
2. Relations between the Constituents139
3. Governing Category and Definite NP140
4. Governing Category and Clause142
5. Governing Category and Extended Clause152
6. Distribution of Pronouns 155
7. Distribution of Referential Expressions156
8. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ157
CHAPTER 06. X-bar Theory165
1. X-bar Theory - Chomsky(1970) ¡®Remarks on nominalization¡¯166
2. The Application of X-bar theory to NP168
3. Evaluation170
4. Properties of proform one173
5. The Application of X-bar theory for VP 175
6. X-bar theoryÀÇ ÇÙÀÇ ´Ù¾ç¼º178
7. Representation of Constituents181
8. Constituency Test182
9. Application of X-bar Theory for Sentences184
10. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ194
CHAPTER 07. Movement and Locality Conditions199
1. Complex NP Constraint (º¹ÇÕ¸í»ç±¸Á¦¾à)200
2. Wh-Island Constraint (Àǹ®»ç¼¶Á¦¾à) 201
3. Super-raising (°úµµÀλó±ÝÁöÁ¶¾à) 202
4. Head-movement Constraint202
5. Subjacency Condition (ÇÏÀ§ÀÎÁ¢Á¶°Ç) 203
6. Subjacency Condition (ÇÏÀ§ÀÎÁ¢Á¶°Ç) 204
7. Subjacency Condition (ÇÏÀ§ÀÎÁ¢Á¶°Ç) 205
8. Relativized Minimality (»ó´ëÀû ±¹ºÎ¼º) 206
9. Relativized Minimality (»ó´ëÀû ±¹ºÎ¼º)207
10. Trends in Locality Conditions208
11. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ209
CHAPTER 08. Semantics217
1. Three Dimensions of Meaning218
2. Sense(¾îÀÇ) 218
3. Reference(Áö½Ã) 219
4. Deixis221
5. The cooperative and complementary relation of sense and reference224
6. Connotation(ÇÔÃà) 224
7. Semantic Relations226
8. Homonymy(µ¿À½ÀÌÀÇ¾î °ü°è) vs Polysemy(´ÙÀÇ¾î °ü°è)229
9. Ambiguity(ÁßÀǼº)231
10. Disjunct and Subjunct (Sentential Scope Adverbs)239
11. Sentence to Sentence Relation240
12. Semantic roles (Theta roles)247
13. Lexical Aspect 251
14. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ253
CHAPTER 09. Pragmatics275
1. Declaratives ¼±¾ðÇàÀ§277
2. Representatives Áø¼úÇàÀ§278
3. Expressives Ç¥ÇöÇàÀ§279
4. Directives Áö½ÃÇàÀ§280
5. Commissives ¾àÁ¤ÇàÀ§281
6. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ299
1. Finite Clause and PRO-infinitive Clause8
2. Finite Clause and NP-infinitive Clause10
3. Finite Clause and NP-PRO infinitive Clause12
4. Finite Clause and Raising infinitive Clause 13
5. Finite Clause and PRO-Op infinitive Clause16
6. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ18
CHAPTER 02. Predicates and Sentential Structure23
1. 1°¡¼ú¾î(one-placepredicates)26
2. 2°¡ ¼ú¾î(two-place predicates)49
3. 3°¡ ¼ú¾î(three-place predicates)66
4. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ76
CHAPTER 03. Case Theory87
1. Case Filter88
2. Types of Case88
3. Case Assignment 89
4. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ93
CHAPTER 04. Syntactic Structures107
1. Application of X-bar Theory for Sentences108
2. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ124
CHAPTER 05. Binding Theory137
1. Three Types of NPs138
2. Relations between the Constituents139
3. Governing Category and Definite NP140
4. Governing Category and Clause142
5. Governing Category and Extended Clause152
6. Distribution of Pronouns 155
7. Distribution of Referential Expressions156
8. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ157
CHAPTER 06. X-bar Theory165
1. X-bar Theory - Chomsky(1970) ¡®Remarks on nominalization¡¯166
2. The Application of X-bar theory to NP168
3. Evaluation170
4. Properties of proform one173
5. The Application of X-bar theory for VP 175
6. X-bar theoryÀÇ ÇÙÀÇ ´Ù¾ç¼º178
7. Representation of Constituents181
8. Constituency Test182
9. Application of X-bar Theory for Sentences184
10. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ194
CHAPTER 07. Movement and Locality Conditions199
1. Complex NP Constraint (º¹ÇÕ¸í»ç±¸Á¦¾à)200
2. Wh-Island Constraint (Àǹ®»ç¼¶Á¦¾à) 201
3. Super-raising (°úµµÀλó±ÝÁöÁ¶¾à) 202
4. Head-movement Constraint202
5. Subjacency Condition (ÇÏÀ§ÀÎÁ¢Á¶°Ç) 203
6. Subjacency Condition (ÇÏÀ§ÀÎÁ¢Á¶°Ç) 204
7. Subjacency Condition (ÇÏÀ§ÀÎÁ¢Á¶°Ç) 205
8. Relativized Minimality (»ó´ëÀû ±¹ºÎ¼º) 206
9. Relativized Minimality (»ó´ëÀû ±¹ºÎ¼º)207
10. Trends in Locality Conditions208
11. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ209
CHAPTER 08. Semantics217
1. Three Dimensions of Meaning218
2. Sense(¾îÀÇ) 218
3. Reference(Áö½Ã) 219
4. Deixis221
5. The cooperative and complementary relation of sense and reference224
6. Connotation(ÇÔÃà) 224
7. Semantic Relations226
8. Homonymy(µ¿À½ÀÌÀÇ¾î °ü°è) vs Polysemy(´ÙÀÇ¾î °ü°è)229
9. Ambiguity(ÁßÀǼº)231
10. Disjunct and Subjunct (Sentential Scope Adverbs)239
11. Sentence to Sentence Relation240
12. Semantic roles (Theta roles)247
13. Lexical Aspect 251
14. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ253
CHAPTER 09. Pragmatics275
1. Declaratives ¼±¾ðÇàÀ§277
2. Representatives Áø¼úÇàÀ§278
3. Expressives Ç¥ÇöÇàÀ§279
4. Directives Áö½ÃÇàÀ§280
5. Commissives ¾àÁ¤ÇàÀ§281
6. ¹®Á¦Ç®ÀÌ299