Symmetric Merge in Persian Syntax, Evidences from Across-The-Board Wh and Wh Questions

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Sadati Nooshabadi Seyed Mahdi; SABZEVARI MEHDI; Sabouri Narjes Banou; ANOUSHE MAZDAK

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Journal: ZABANPAZHUHI (Iranian Journal of Language Research) Year:2020 | Volume:12 | Issue:36 Page(s): 7-36

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Symmetric Merge in Persian Syntax, Evidences from Across-The-Board Wh and Wh Questions

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Sadati Nooshabadi Seyed Mahdi | SABZEVARI MEHDI | Sabouri Narjes Banou | ANOUSHE MAZDAK | Issue Writer Certificate

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Symmetric MergeQ1

Across-The-Board wh and wh-questionsQ1

Feature ValuationQ1

Linear OrderQ1

Abstract

ASymmetric Merge of the sentence constituents enables the Phonetic Form of the language to put the merged constituents in proper order for pronunciation based on the “ Linear Correspondence Order” . The existence of various constructions like Across-The-Board wh and wh-questions derived by the computational system of language and different methods for analyzing them proposed by various scholars, have led to reviewing the certainty of the asymmetric relation between the merged constituents. Chomsky (2001) proposes two kinds of merge: external merge and internal merge. External merge takes two disjoint syntactic objects and combines them to form one larger syntactic object. Internal merge, often referred to simply as Move, is an operation “ responsible” for displacement in grammar. This intuition implies the possibility that syntactic objects can be pronounced and interpreted in different positions. Considering the characteristics of external and internal merge, Citko (2000, 2003, 2005) proposed the third kind of merge operation namely as Parallel merge. Parallel merge (Symmetric Merge) is like external merge in that it takes two distinct objects as its input. However, it is also like internal merge in that it combines one with a subpart of the other. . . .

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Sadati Nooshabadi, Seyed Mahdi, SABZEVARI, MEHDI, Sabouri, Narjes Banou, & ANOUSHE, MAZDAK. (2020). Symmetric Merge in Persian Syntax, Evidences from Across-The-Board Wh and Wh Questions. JOURNAL OF ZABANPAZHUHI, 12(36 ), 7-36. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/366439/en

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Sadati Nooshabadi Seyed Mahdi, SABZEVARI MEHDI, Sabouri Narjes Banou, ANOUSHE MAZDAK. Symmetric Merge in Persian Syntax, Evidences from Across-The-Board Wh and Wh Questions. JOURNAL OF ZABANPAZHUHI[Internet]. 2020;12(36 ):7-36. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/366439/en

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Seyed Mahdi Sadati Nooshabadi, MEHDI SABZEVARI, Narjes Banou Sabouri, and MAZDAK ANOUSHE, “Symmetric Merge in Persian Syntax, Evidences from Across-The-Board Wh and Wh Questions,” JOURNAL OF ZABANPAZHUHI, vol. 12, no. 36 , pp. 7–36, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/366439/en

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