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Negative polarity items in negative and non-negative licensing contexts [PDF]

This thesis is concerned with the licensing conditions of negative polarity items (NPIs) in negative and non-negative contexts. NPIs are, generally speaking, (groups of) words that are licensed in the scope of negative operators. NPIs exhibit a large amount of variation with respect to what particular licensing contexts they can appear in, rang¬ing ...
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