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The selection of determiners in noun phrase production.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 1999 Picture-word interference experiments conducted with Italian speakers investigated how determiners are selected in noun phrase (NP) production. Determiner production involves the selection of a noun's syntactic features (mass or count, gender), which specify the type of determiner to be selected, and the subsequent selection of a particular ...
Michele Miozzo, Alfonso Caramazza
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The acquisition of Determiner Phrase in German child language
, 2000Many theoretical linguists and acquisition researchers believe that acquisition data can enrich the data basis for linguistic investigations both quantitatively and qualitatively. When concepts of under specification are combined with linguistic analyses of the German Determiner Phrase (DP), they lead to different predictions for DP development.
S. Eisenbeiss
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Mind & Language, 2021
It is generally thought that definite determiners exclusively mark nouns as definite. In several languages, however, definite determiners may modify both nouns and verbs. As I will argue, the existence of these “multi‐functional” elements suggests that determiners are in fact phrases. This syntactic move has a philosophical payoff.
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It is generally thought that definite determiners exclusively mark nouns as definite. In several languages, however, definite determiners may modify both nouns and verbs. As I will argue, the existence of these “multi‐functional” elements suggests that determiners are in fact phrases. This syntactic move has a philosophical payoff.
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Situation pronouns in determiner phrases [PDF]
Natural Language Semantics, 2012 Schwarz, F. (2011). Situation Pronouns in Determiner Phrases. Ms. University of Pennsylvania.
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2021
The syntactic study of determiner phrases (DPs) has focused on the optional and obligatory constituents of the DP across languages, the word order patterns among these constituents, and the morphosyntactic manifestation of relations between DP-internal constituents.
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The syntactic study of determiner phrases (DPs) has focused on the optional and obligatory constituents of the DP across languages, the word order patterns among these constituents, and the morphosyntactic manifestation of relations between DP-internal constituents.
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Internal and external factors in the child L2 development of the German determiner phrase
, 2011This paper studies the development of the German determiner phrase (DP) in 60 child second-language (L2) learners of German between the ages of 3;5 and 7;0.
H. Hopp
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The Determiner + Adjective Phrase in Spanish
Hispania, 19811. The Determiner + Adjective and the Spanish Nominal Phrase. There seems to be universal agreement that the following types of expressions constitute nominal phrases in Spanish: (1) a. los ricos 'the rich' b. las americanas 'the Americans [-masc]', 'the American women (girls, etc.)' c.
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Acoustic determinants of phrase boundary perception
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1978How three supersegmental variables (amplitude, pitch contour, and duration pattern) influence phrase boundary perception was investigated in two studies. Listeners located the phrase boundary in ambiguous algebraic expressions, such as ’’(A plus E) times O’’ and ’’A plus (E times O).’’ In one experiment, two values of each of three variables ...
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The Acquisition of Gender Agreement in the Determiner Phrase by Bilingual Children
, 2009In this paper, we looked at the acquisition of gender agreement in the DP by bilingual children acquiring both a Romance (Spanish or French) and Germanic (Dutch) language.
I. T. Avest, Kimberley Mulder
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