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Name Sugiyama Shoji
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researchmap agency Okayama University of Science

Title

Successive Applications of Focus Movement

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Shoji Sugiyama

Summary

In this paper, I would like to reconsider rule incompatibility phenomenon, that is, the impossible application of two independent focus movements such as heavy NP shift and wh-movement in a sentence, from the viewpoint of new framework of Balance Theory.  Through the discussion, it will be shown that the basic four types of rule incompatibility phenomenon can be explained naturally as a consequence of both End-Weight Principle and Top-Weight Principle. In order to assure the status of less acceptable cases, however, we have to appeal to the difference of the total weight between ungrammatical cases and subtle cases. In a sense, this phenomenon appears to be the most representative case to demonstrate the effect of the balance notion in the grammar of English.

Magazine(name)

『英語英米文学論集』

Publisher

安田女子大学英語英米文学会

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第35号

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1

EndingPage

19

Date of Issue

2026/02

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Language

Japanese

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Research papers (publications of university or research institution)

ISSN

0917-8880

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