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Remarks on Bare Common Nouns In Japanese

Remarks on Bare Common Nouns In Japanese
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POSSIBILITIES OF TRANSITION OF COMMON NOUNS TO COMMON NOUNS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

American Journal Of Philological Sciences, 2023
In this article, first of all, what nouns exist in English and Uzbek linguistics, their types, and etymological aspects are introduced. Then, brief information about the methods of the deonymization process of transferring common nouns to similar nouns will be given.
Abdullayev Ziyodbek Mansurovich, ZilolaMirzarakhimova SolijanQizi, Karimova Shaxloza BoyquziQizi   +2 more
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Learning Proper Nouns and Common Nouns without Clues from Syntax

Child Development, 2001
Syntax has been noted to play an important role in word learning in English; it distinguishes the fundamental conceptual difference between individuals (coded as proper nouns), nonindividuals (coded as mass nouns), and classes of individuals (coded as count nouns).
M, Imai, E, Haryu
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Four semantic layers of common nouns

Synthese, 2009
This article proposes a four-layer semantic structure for common nouns. Each layer matches up with a semantic entity of a certain type in Montague’s intensional semantics. It is argued that a common noun denotes a sense and a concept, which are functions.
Beihai Zhou, Yi Mao
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Common Nouns as Types

2012
When modern type theories are employed for formal semantics, common nouns (CNs) are interpreted as types, not as predicates. Although this brings about some technical advantages, it is worthwhile to ask: what is special about CNs that merits them to be interpreted as types? We discuss the observation made by Geach that, unlike other lexical categories,
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A CRITIQUE OF FREGE ON COMMON NOUNS

Ratio, 2006
AbstractFrege analyzed the grammatical subject‐term ‘S’ in quantified subject‐predicate sentences, ‘q S are P’, as being logically predicative. This is in contrast to Aristotelian Logic, according to which it is a logical subject‐term, like the proper name ‘a’ in ‘a is P’– albeit a plural one, designating many particulars. I show that Frege’s arguments
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On Gupta's book The Logic of Common Nouns

Journal of Philosophical Logic, 1993
This extraordinarily long review article begins with a brief exposition of the basic principles of \textit{A. Gupta's} book, The logic of common nouns (1980; Zbl 0528.03008): The ``principle of application'' (determining which objects fall under the concept expressed by a common noun), and the ``principle of identity'' for common nouns (determining how
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The clipping of common and proper nouns

Word Structure, 2011
This paper takes issue with the general claim that clipping is a quite unpredictable und irregular derivational process in English. An analysis of 955 clippings is performed with a focus on the contrast between foreclipping and backclipping. The decision for or against backclipping is shown to be influenced by several factors – the stress pattern, the
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Common and proper nouns in mild Alzheimer’s disease

Applied Neuropsychology: Adult
Disturbance in naming accuracy and reaction time (RT) is one of the early symptoms of Alzheimer's disease. Naming performance can be considered a diagnostic key in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease (AD), which has remained diagnostically challenging.
Sonia Zehtab, Saeideh Moayedfar, Leila Ghasisin   +2 more
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The Process of Transformation of Proper Nouns Into Common Nouns and Common Nouns Into Proper Nouns İn French

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2023
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