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The negative indefinite nuddu ‘no one’ as a floating quantifier in Sicilian

The Linguistic Review
Abstract This paper is concerned with a special use of the negative indefinite pronoun nuddu in Sicilian. Alongside its normal use as a negative pronominal quantifier (‘no one, nobody’), this element can be employed as a floating quantifier (‘none of us/you/them’).
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Licensing of PPI indefinites: Movement or pseudoscope?

Natural Language Semantics, 2019
Vincent Homer, Rajesh Bhatt
exaly  

Long-Distance Licensing of Negative Indefinites

1997
Anastasia Giannakidou, Josep Quer
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Quotational indefinites

Natural Language and Linguistic Theory, 2016
Todor Koev
exaly  

How indefinites choose their scope

Linguistics and Philosophy, 2011
Adrian Brașoveanu, Donka Farkas
exaly  

Indefinite, quantifier and negative pronouns and adjectives

2014
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Two Types of Choice-Functional Indefinites: Evidence from Ga (Kwa)

Topoi, 2017
Agata Renans
exaly  

The negative concord and double negation -focused on the negative indefinite-

Journal of Korean Linguistics
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Englishes, English creoles and their negative indefinites

2017
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Chapter 4 More Ado about Nothing: On the Typology of Negative Indefinites

2018
Johan van der Auwera
exaly