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Grammar, Ontology, and the Unity of Meaning [PDF]
, 2013 Words have meaning. Sentences also have meaning, but their meaning is different in kind from any collection of the meanings of the words they contain. I discuss two puzzles related to this difference.
REICHARD, ULRICH
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On the complementarity of Generative Grammar and Large Language Models [PDF]
Italian Journal of LinguisticsThis note intends to stress two complementary aspects of the issues raised by Cristiano Chesi’s provocative paper: (i) Generative grammar and Large Language Models are two separate scientific endeavors, with different goals and ...
Luigi Rizzi
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Referential Subject and Object Gaps in Modern Icelandic
Nordlyd: Tromsø University Working Papers on Language & Linguistics, 2004 This paper investigates the nature of subject and object gaps in coordinate structures in Modern Icelandic. Modern Icelandic is considered to be a semi-pro-drop language, since it generally licenses only generic null subjects; object gaps only occur in ...
Marianne Pouplier
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Nordlyd: Tromsø University Working Papers on Language & Linguistics, 2005 A number of European languages have undergone a change from object-verb to verb-object order. We focus on the change in English and Icelandic, showing that while the structural change was the same, it took place at different times and different ways in ...
Thorbjörg Hróarsdóttir
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Prospectus 1914-15 / Geelong Church of England Grammar School.
, 1914 Electronic reproduction. Canberra, A.C.T.
Geelong Church of England Grammar School.
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Rutgers College Grammar School
, 1870 The Grammar School was chartered in 1766 as the Queen's College Grammar School. In 1825, Queen's College was renamed Rutgers College, and in 1883, the Grammar School was renamed the Rutgers Preparatory School. The Rutgers Preparatory School remained in
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On Reconstructing Proto-Bantu Grammar
, 2022 This book is about reconstructing the grammar of Proto-Bantu, the ancestral language at the origin of current-day Bantu languages. While Bantu is a low-level branch of Niger-Congo, the world’s biggest phylum, it is still Africa’s biggest language family.
Bostoen, Koen de Schryver, Gilles-Maurice Guérois, Rozenn Pacchiarotti, Sara +3 more
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On the Diversity of Linguistic Data and the Integration of the Language Sciences
Frontiers in Psychology, 2017 An integrated science of language is usually advocated as a step forward for linguistic research. In this paper, we maintain that integration of this sort is premature, and cannot take place before we identify a common object of study.
Roberta D’Alessandro +2 more
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Attention and empirical studies of grammar [PDF]
, 2005 How is the generation of a grammatical sentence implemented by the human brain? A starting place for such an inquiry lies in linguistic theory. Unfortunately, linguistic theories illuminate only abstract knowledge representations and do not indicate how ...
Myachykov, Andriy +2 more
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Les questions toniques : une forme d’interrogation interpellative
Corela, 2010 In the present paper we propose to study the tonic interrogation in French thanks to an “Interactive Grammar”. This grammar is an interpretative and dynamic grammar.
Carole Lailler
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