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Abstract nouns and resemblance nominalism

Analysis, 2014
In developing resemblance nominalism, Rodriguez-Pereyra attempts to meet the challenge that truths involving abstract nouns pose to the doctrine. He holds that one can render sentences containing abstract nouns without invoking attributes and defends this view by giving nominalistic sentences that express the truthmakers of two such sentences: Scarlet
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A vagueness based analysis of abstract nouns

2020
The count/mass distinction is a widely discussed topic across languages and linguistic theories have covered a great part of peculiarities which appear in relation to this phe- nomenon. Abstract nouns have often been left out of consideration, possibly due to the fact that their reference is abstract and the application of some relevant features of ...
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On the Study of Abstract Nouns in Turkic Languages

American Journal Of Social Sciences And Humanity Research
The article examines the views of scholars on the study of abstract nouns in Turkic languages. It discusses the formation of nouns, the affixes used to form abstract nouns, the classification of nouns according to their meanings, and the study of abstract nouns in general.
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CONCRETIZATION OF ABSTRACT AND MATERIAL NOUNS

Bulletin of Osh State University, 2021
Zhanyl Abdazovna Kaldybaeva, Elmira Kochkorovna Muratova   +1 more
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The meaning of “abstract nouns”

2013
Cliff Goddard, Anna Wierzbicka
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Learning of adjective-noun paired associates as a function of adjective-noun word order and noun abstractness.

Canadian Journal of Psychology / Revue canadienne de psychologie, 1963
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КОГНИТИВНЫЕ ОСНОВЫ ТИПОЛОГИЗАЦИИ ЗНАЧЕНИЙ АБСТРАКТНЫХ ИМЕН СУЩЕСТВИТЕЛЬНЫХ

The inherent complexity of abstract nouns as objects of linguistic inquiry poses a significant challenge for their classification — not only within the framework of traditional semantics, but also from the perspective of cognitive semantics, particularly in relation to the conceptual structures they verbalize.
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Noun–noun collocations in learner writing

Journal of English for Academic Purposes, 2015
Jean Parkinson
exaly  

Noun and verb processing in Greek–English bilingual individuals with anomic aphasia and the effect of instrumentality and verb–noun name relation

Brain and Language, 2006
Maria Kambanaros, Willem Van Steenbrugge   +1 more
exaly  

Priming the interpretation of noun–noun combinations

Journal of Memory and Language, 2007
Martin J Pickering, Holly P Branigan
exaly