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An Ellipsis Analysis of Split Nominals in Thai

Cahiers De Linguistique Asie Orientale, 2015
This study investigates the non-adjacent co-occurrence of a nominal (N) and a combination of a numeral and a classifier (Nume-Cl) associated with N in Thai. Having established that Nume-Cl does not occupy an argument or adjunct position, the study proposes an ellipsis analysis, where the Nume-Cl is base-generated in a separate clause and moves to a ...
Singhapreecha, P., Sybesma, R.P.E.
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Contrastive Focus and Nominal Ellipsis in Spanish

Lingua, 2010
In this paper formal accounts of nominal ellipsis are compared with information-structural approaches in the light of Spanish data. It is first shown that empty nominals in this language are not subject to formal conditions, such as proper government by a functional category and/or identification by strong agreement.
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Nominal Ellipsis as Definiteness and Anaphoricity: The Case of Romanian

Lingua, 2012
Abstract The paper presents a unitary syntactic and interpretative account of nominal ellipsis in Romanian DPs. As a Discourse Grammar phenomenon, nominal ellipsis is a double trope, involving both anaphoricity and contrastivity . On the one hand, it presupposes the retrieval of a suitable discourse antecedent.
Alexandru Nicolae, Alexandra Cornilescu
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Argument Ellipsis and the Licensing of Covert Nominals in Bangla, Hindi and Malayalam

Lingua, 2013
Abstract This paper investigates the licensing of Argument Ellipsis/AE in three major languages of South Asia: Bangla, Malayalam and Hindi and a recent claim made in Sener and Takahashi (2009) and Takahashi, 2011 , Takahashi, in press that the critical factor responsible for AE in null argument languages is the absence of verbal agreement ...
Andrew Simpson, Arunima Choudhury
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A study of Spanish nominal ellipsis

open access: yes, 2017
This study seeks to account for the ungrammaticality of nominal ellipsis with definite articles, pre-nominal possessives, and quantifier todos (\u27all\u27) and elucidate the role post-nominal adjectives and possessives, prepositional phrases headed by ...
Cubau, Maria Victoria
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Nominal Ellipsis and Morphological Structure in Spanish

Current Issues in Linguistic Theory, 2004
Andres Saab
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Nominalization and ellipsis in the Greek DP

The Linguistic Review, 1999
Two DP-internal phenomena in Greek are being distinguished: nominal subdeletion and substantivization. We show that the two cannot be analyzed as instances of the same phenomenon, and that a unified account in terms of ellipsis is untenable. Instead, nominal subdeletion is analyzed as a genuine case of nominal ellipsis, and substantivization as ...
Giannakidou, A., Stavrou, M.
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THE LICENSING OF NOMINAL AND VERBAL ELLIPSIS IN ROMANIAN

2019
The book is impressive through: (a) the general theoretical framework, well mastered, and by the global theoretical results; (b) the results related to the manifestation of ellipsis in Romanian, highlighting the specific features of Romanian within Romance and non-Romance languages; (c) the descriptive and theoretical results of the two sorts of ...
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Direct Object Ellipsis with a Nominative Antecedent

2005
Abstract As the last chapter showed, direct objects are readily elided when there is an accessible syntactic antecedent that is also a direct object. When the antecedent is syn tactically accessible but not a direct object, DO-ellipsis potential is significantly restricted but not ruled out altogether. This chapter discusses what factors
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Notes on nominal ellipsis and the nature of no and classifiers in Japanese

Journal of East Asian Linguistics, 2009
This paper investigates ellipsis within nominals in Japanese with reference to a wider range of data than that considered by Saito et al. (JEAL 17: 247– 271, 2008). It is shown that the interaction with ellipsis reveals two types of no, a genitive case particle and a linking element inserted morphologically. To accommodate the additional ellipsis data,
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