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2017
Generalized noun phrases are expressions which play the role of verbal arguments in the same way as ordinary NPs. However proper generalized NPs cannot easily occur in all argumental positions of the verb. Two types of generalized NPs are distinguished and semantically characterized and various properties of functions they denote are studied.
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Generalized noun phrases are expressions which play the role of verbal arguments in the same way as ordinary NPs. However proper generalized NPs cannot easily occur in all argumental positions of the verb. Two types of generalized NPs are distinguished and semantically characterized and various properties of functions they denote are studied.
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The Morphosyntax of the Noun Phrase
2009This chapter is intended to familiarize the reader with certain aspects of the noun phrase in the Kwa languages. A major observation that we have made in this chapter is that even though the noun head precedes modifiers and determiners on the surface, it is reasonable to assume that these languages are underlyingly head initial. The consequence of this
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Journal of Verbal Learning and Verbal Behavior, 1979
One view of sentence comprehension is that word meanings are retrieved independently and then combined; another view is that the retrieved meanings for words are context dependent and thus different in different sentences. To examine retrieval of a noun's meaning in the context of an adjective, spoken sentences were probed with a picture. Subjects were
Barbara A. Faulconer, Mary C. Potter
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One view of sentence comprehension is that word meanings are retrieved independently and then combined; another view is that the retrieved meanings for words are context dependent and thus different in different sentences. To examine retrieval of a noun's meaning in the context of an adjective, spoken sentences were probed with a picture. Subjects were
Barbara A. Faulconer, Mary C. Potter
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, 2012 2011
Six types of modifying element may appear in a Prinmi noun phrase. This chapter starts with a detailed study of the modificator, followed by a description of nominal clitics and discussion of the overall structure of noun phrase. The 'modificator' refers to a special type of modifier, typically signified by the modificatory clitic ɑ or one of its ...
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Six types of modifying element may appear in a Prinmi noun phrase. This chapter starts with a detailed study of the modificator, followed by a description of nominal clitics and discussion of the overall structure of noun phrase. The 'modificator' refers to a special type of modifier, typically signified by the modificatory clitic ɑ or one of its ...
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