@article{oai:stars.repo.nii.ac.jp:02000209,
 author = {ARIKAWA Koji},
 issue = {2},
 journal = {桃山学院大学総合研究所紀要},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {What are uninterpretable features （uFs, or morpho-syntactic features such as ϕ and case）? 
What exactly is Agree? Where do they originate from? Two assumptions are utilized: the 
converse of the referentialist doctrine for the computational procedures of human natural 
language （CHL） （i.e., words do not refer; axiom one） and the error minimization hypothesis 
（EMH） for nature, which contains EMH for CHL, resulting in a valuation-free Agree model. 
The axiom one and EMH state that （a） both the conceptual-intentional system （CI） and 
sensory-motor system （SM） are disconnected in the human brain, （b） as a result, the 
human brain must connect two systems that are fundamentally different, namely, geometrybuilding narrow syntax （NS） and sound-wave-computing SM, and （c） uFs are errors that 
emerge in our brain as a result of the mutated disconnection. CHL （NS） is a system that 
strives to offset errors in order to approach a perfect computational system, deducing 
the strong minimalist thesis （SMT）. The valuation-free Agree model is based on the 
grammatical feature hypothesis （consequent upon axiom one） and the error-minimization 
algorithm （EMA） （a subset of EMH）. The grammatical feature hypothesis holds that all 
morpho-syntactic features are NS-computable and SM/CI-uncomputable. The valuation-free 
Agree model is supported by evidence from languages such as English, French, Hindi, and 
Japanese, being as it is that there are two types of EMA: error elimination under matching 
（EMA ①） and error neutralization （EMA ②）. EMA ① eliminates probe-goal uF （case and 
ϕ） under the matching, where two Agree types exist in terms of feature inheritance timing. 
EMA ② neutralizes uF: it eliminates ϕ as a reflex of case elimination, forcing the predicate 
ϕ to default. The control issue （i.e., null case elimination of infinitive） and the seeming lack 
of ϕ-agree in east Asian languages are incorporated in EMA ②},
 pages = {101--111},
 title = {体育実技としてのe スポーツの可能性 　　――コミュニケーション・スキルの変化に着目して――},
 volume = {49},
 year = {2023}
}