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Language and Linguistics Compass, 2010
Abstract Many languages have morphosyntactic systems that impose a classification on their nominal lexicon. The nature of these systems varies widely, ranging from large systems of lexico‐syntactic numeral classifiers, as known from East and South East Asian languages, to highly grammaticalized gender agreement systems of, e.g ...
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Abstract Many languages have morphosyntactic systems that impose a classification on their nominal lexicon. The nature of these systems varies widely, ranging from large systems of lexico‐syntactic numeral classifiers, as known from East and South East Asian languages, to highly grammaticalized gender agreement systems of, e.g ...
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Categorization and nominalization in zero nominals
2020In ‘Categorization and nominalization in zero-derived nouns’ Iordăchioaia discusses a type of nominalization generally neglected in the generative literature after Chomsky (1970), namely zero-derived nouns (ZNs). While overtly suffixed nominals are taken to systematically nominalize verbal constructions with argument structure, ZNs are considered to ...
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Nomination, Dé-nomination, Re-nomination
2004Thomas Joan. Nomination, Dé-nomination, Re-nomination. In: Onomastique et patrimoine. Actes du Colloque d’onomastique du Teich (septembre 2003) Paris : Société française d'onomastique, 2004. pp. 321-326. (Actes des colloques de la Société française d'onomastique, 12)
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2002
Abstract In this chapter I address the ways in which a nominal expression can be ‘grounded’. That is, the ways in which the designated entity can be ‘located’ with respect to the speech act situation (the ‘ground’). A discussion of grounding involves examining the role of determiners and quantifiers, and other aspects of the noun phrase.
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Abstract In this chapter I address the ways in which a nominal expression can be ‘grounded’. That is, the ways in which the designated entity can be ‘located’ with respect to the speech act situation (the ‘ground’). A discussion of grounding involves examining the role of determiners and quantifiers, and other aspects of the noun phrase.
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2019
AbstractThis chapter centers on nominal ellipsis phenomena from a broad perspective. First, several diagnostics are provided in order to make a basic distinction between empty nouns and true instances of nominal ellipses. One set of such diagnostics is related to uniformity considerations; i.e.
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AbstractThis chapter centers on nominal ellipsis phenomena from a broad perspective. First, several diagnostics are provided in order to make a basic distinction between empty nouns and true instances of nominal ellipses. One set of such diagnostics is related to uniformity considerations; i.e.
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Getting real about nominalism again: Special forum introduction
Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour, 2021Ariane Hanemaayer, Ronjon Paul Datta
exaly
A Common Sense Defence of Ostrich Nominalism
Philosophia (United States), 2020Jean-Baptiste Guillon
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