@article{ART001152049,
author={장영준},
title={Case Licensing in Secondary Predication},
journal={언어연구},
issn={1225-4770},
year={2005},
volume={21},
number={2},
pages={91-111}
}

TY - JOUR
AU - 장영준
TI - Case Licensing in Secondary Predication
T2 - 언어연구
JO - 언어연구
PY - 2005
VL - 21
IS - 2
PB - 한국현대언어학회
SP - 91
EP - 111
SN - 1225-4770
AB - This paper explores case licensing mechanisms in so-called secondary predication including complement small clauses, resultative constructions, and subject/object depictive constructions in English and Korean and argues that these two typologically unrelated languages employ different modes of case licensing in secondary predication, especially for the case licensing of the subjects of small clauses. More specifically, we argue that the subject of secondary predicates in English is accusative licensed by the higher governing verb, while that in Korean is nominative licensed by default mechanism.
KW - case licensing, secondary predication, resultative, default case, small clause, depictive clause, accusative
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장영준. 2005, "Case Licensing in Secondary Predication", 언어연구, vol.21, no.2 pp.91-111.

장영준 "Case Licensing in Secondary Predication" 언어연구 21.2 pp.91-111 (2005) : 91.

장영준. Case Licensing in Secondary Predication. 2005; 21(2), 91-111.

장영준. "Case Licensing in Secondary Predication" 언어연구 21, no.2 (2005) : 91-111.

장영준. Case Licensing in Secondary Predication. 언어연구, 21(2), 91-111.

장영준. Case Licensing in Secondary Predication. 언어연구. 2005; 21(2) 91-111.

장영준. Case Licensing in Secondary Predication. 2005; 21(2), 91-111.

장영준. "Case Licensing in Secondary Predication" 언어연구 21, no.2 (2005) : 91-111.