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The purpose of this paper is to examine whether adverbial adjuncts can scramble, as other arguments do. In order to argue for this, I will suggest that adjunct scrambling should obey the adjunct scope constraint condition and that since adverbial adjuncts keep their hierarchial order, adjunct scrambling should also be ruled-in Relativized Minimality. The so-called -ka/-(n)un or -ga/-wa asymmetry will be examined as well. To combine this asymmetry into our suggested framework, we propose that there are two types of scrambling: the proper scrambling and the topicalized scrambling.

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Abstract
 1. Introduction
 2. Theoretical Background
  2.1. Hierarchy of Adverbs
  2.2. Relativized Minimality
 3. RM and Adjunct Scope Constraint
  3.1. RM Effect
  3.2. Korean -ka/-(n)un Asymmetry and RM
  3.3. LD scrambling of adjuncts
  3.4. Edge-feature and Adjunct Scrambling
 4. Two types of adjunct scrambling
 5. Summary and Conclusion
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부사어 이동 부가어 뒤섞기 상대적 최소성 부사의 계층적 어순 부가어범주제약조건 주변자질 adverbial movements adjunct scrambling relativized minimality adverb hierarchial order adjunct scope constraint edge-feature

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• Il-Beom Pyun [ Korea Air Force Academy ]

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