This paper investigates the question of whether or not scope rigidity is a feature of the grammar of Japanese. Using a Truth Value Judgment Task experiment, we tested the judgments of 256 native speakers of Japanese on sentences containing both a subject and object quantifier. We conclude that scope rigidity does indeed have a role to play in the grammar of Japanese, but that other factors, such as the choice of quantifier can interact with scope rigidity, allowing for more readings than just th
We report the results of experiments designed to investigate the effects of prosodic boundaries on r...
Previous studies have claimed that L1 Japanese speakers are able to disambiguate scope-based ambiguo...
Kuno offered the first attempt to explain the scope of negation based on the general characteristics...
This thesis examines the scope taking property of comparative quantifier phrases (CQPs) in English. ...
This dissertation investigates the acquisition of language-specific constraints on scope interpretat...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 103-106)In determining the scope interpretations of quant...
This thesis investigates the various syntactic sources of difficulty or ease in processing Japanese ...
This paper reports the result of the pilot experiment investigating how Japanese-speaking children i...
This paper reports a self-paced reading study that compares the processing difficulity between objec...
This paper examines scope rigidity phenomena observed in Korean. The previous research appeals to pa...
This thesis explores the operating principles of the human sentence processing mechanism (HSPM) by f...
Scope ambiguity arises when a sentence contains scope-bearing logical operators like quantifiers and...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1981This thesis purports, primarily, to introduce a lexic...
This paper was originally written for Dr. Heather Bliss’s Linguistics 282W course, Writing for Lingu...
xv, 274 leavesNumerous studies have shown that in head-initial languages such as English, French, an...
We report the results of experiments designed to investigate the effects of prosodic boundaries on r...
Previous studies have claimed that L1 Japanese speakers are able to disambiguate scope-based ambiguo...
Kuno offered the first attempt to explain the scope of negation based on the general characteristics...
This thesis examines the scope taking property of comparative quantifier phrases (CQPs) in English. ...
This dissertation investigates the acquisition of language-specific constraints on scope interpretat...
Includes bibliographical references (pages 103-106)In determining the scope interpretations of quant...
This thesis investigates the various syntactic sources of difficulty or ease in processing Japanese ...
This paper reports the result of the pilot experiment investigating how Japanese-speaking children i...
This paper reports a self-paced reading study that compares the processing difficulity between objec...
This paper examines scope rigidity phenomena observed in Korean. The previous research appeals to pa...
This thesis explores the operating principles of the human sentence processing mechanism (HSPM) by f...
Scope ambiguity arises when a sentence contains scope-bearing logical operators like quantifiers and...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington, 1981This thesis purports, primarily, to introduce a lexic...
This paper was originally written for Dr. Heather Bliss’s Linguistics 282W course, Writing for Lingu...
xv, 274 leavesNumerous studies have shown that in head-initial languages such as English, French, an...
We report the results of experiments designed to investigate the effects of prosodic boundaries on r...
Previous studies have claimed that L1 Japanese speakers are able to disambiguate scope-based ambiguo...
Kuno offered the first attempt to explain the scope of negation based on the general characteristics...