ENGG205/ENG5205 통사론 I


This course is an introduction to generative syntactic theory at the graduate level. It builds upon material covered in the undergraduate level. We will develop critical thinking skills in analyzing data. On the practical side, we will develop the skills necessary to analyze a problem within the context of a given theoretical framework. At times, we will be presented with data that are problematic for the theory we have covered, and we will have to explain clearly how the data is problematic. On the theoretical side, we will examine a wide variety of the basic syntactic properties and analyze these within a generative framework.
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Schedule:
lecture date contents homework reading
1 March 3rd Introduction I Chapter 1
2 March 5th Introduction II Chapter 1
3 March 10th Review of Syntax I Chapter 2
4 March 12th Review of Syntax II Chapter 2
5 March 17th Architecture 1 - features and movement
 Chapter 3.1 - 3.3.2
6 March 19th Architecture 2 - Head Movement and word order Chapter 3.3.3 - 3.4
7 March 24th Nominal Structure Quiz 1 Chapter 4.1
8 March 26th Clausal Structure Squib 1 Chapter 4.2 - 4.3
9 March 31st The vP layer Chapter 4.4
10 April 7th Case I - Case and passives Chapter 5.1 - 5.2
11 April 9th Case II - unaccusatives Quiz 2 Chapter 5.3 - 5.4
12 April 14th Grammatical Relations and Licensing Nominals Chapter 6.1 - 6.3
13 April 16th Ergativity and Split Intransitivity Chapter 6.4 - 6.5
April 21-27 Midterm
14 April 28th A-Bar Movement I Chapter 7.1
15 April 30th A-Bar Movement II Squib 2 Chapter 7.2 - 7.3
16 May 7th A-Bar Movement III Chapter 7
17 May 12th A-Bar Movement IV Chapter 7
18 May 14th Quiz 3 Chapter 8
19 May 19th Control and Raising 1 Chapter 8
20 May 21st Control and Raising 2 Chapter 9
21 May 26th Syntax Morphology Interface 1 Quiz 4 Chapter 9
22 May 28th Syntax Morphology Interface 2 Chapter 10
23 June 2nd Reflexivity 1 Squib 3 due
24 Dec 4th Reflexivity 2
25 Dec 9th Review