GEN.SG = NOM.PL: A mystery solved?
This paper proposes an explanation for the identity of form between GEN.SG and NOM.PL. The paper first shows that the homonymy is attested in Czech as well as a number of other languages.
Pavel Caha
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The role of category ambiguity in normal and impaired lexical processing: can you <i>paint</i> without the <i>paint</i>? [PDF]
Lukic S +3 more
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Transitivity and self-caused readings in Spanish deverbal nouns
This paper examines the structural properties underlying the distribution and interpretation of two types of deverbal nouns in Spanish: miento nominals (e.g. hundimiento 'the sinking') and do/da nominals (e.g.
Natalia Jardón
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Constructions in Minimalism: A Functional Perspective on Cyclicity. [PDF]
Trotzke A.
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When prosody follows syntax: verbal stems in Czech
This paper examines syntactic and prosodic constituency within a verbal stem in Czech. Working in the frameworks of Nanosyntax and Strict CV, I argue that syntax-to-prosody mapping is direct to the extent that prosodic domains correspond to particular ...
Markéta Ziková
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Directional expressions cross-linguistically: Nanosyntax and lexicalization
Marina Pantcheva
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The integration hypothesis of human language evolution and the nature of contemporary languages. [PDF]
Miyagawa S +3 more
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A unified semantics for distributive and non-distributive universal quantifiers across languages. [PDF]
Haslinger N +4 more
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Directional syncretism without directional rules. [PDF]
Hein J, Murphy A.
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Manner/result polysemy as contextual allosemy: Evidence from Daakaka. [PDF]
Hopperdietzel J.
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