We address three properties of Turkish morphology and VP coordina-tion: the identification of tense and aspect values across conjuncts, the op-tional omission of affixes on non-final conjuncts coordinated with the word ve and the obligatory sharing of scopal modals across conjuncts in coordi-nation structures with the affix-ip. For the modals in an-ip structure, we propose an analysis that uses syntactic features to trigger the application of a construction at the level of the coordinated VP introducing the scopal pred-ications. Our analysis is implemented in a small HPSG grammar and tested against datasets confirming the functionality and consistency of the analysis.
The goal of this paper is to show that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur...
. In this paper we outline a lexical organization for Turkish that makes use of lexical rules for i...
Morphological evidence in causative/inchoative pairs in Turkish is analyzed to determine the derivat...
We address three properties of Turkish morphology and VP coordination: the identification of tense a...
lications. We address three properties of Turkish morphology and VP coordina-tion: the identificatio...
This article investigates the morphologization of postpositions and presents structural properties o...
This paper analyses the phenomenon of Suspended Affixation (SA) which refers to a situation in coord...
The subordinate verb forms that occur in non-finite adverbial clauses are called converbs (Göksel & ...
The main aim of this paper is to describe as well as explain the different participial morphology fo...
This paper proposes that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur in the comple...
The goal of this paper is to show that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur...
We give a FST description of nominal and finite verb morphology of Azarbaijani Turkish. We use a hyb...
This paper proposes that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur in the comple...
Some kinds of morphological marking are optional under certain circumstances in contemporary Turkish...
According to Chomsky’s Labeling Algorithm the merger of two phrases, i.e., {XP, YP}, is labeled eith...
The goal of this paper is to show that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur...
. In this paper we outline a lexical organization for Turkish that makes use of lexical rules for i...
Morphological evidence in causative/inchoative pairs in Turkish is analyzed to determine the derivat...
We address three properties of Turkish morphology and VP coordination: the identification of tense a...
lications. We address three properties of Turkish morphology and VP coordina-tion: the identificatio...
This article investigates the morphologization of postpositions and presents structural properties o...
This paper analyses the phenomenon of Suspended Affixation (SA) which refers to a situation in coord...
The subordinate verb forms that occur in non-finite adverbial clauses are called converbs (Göksel & ...
The main aim of this paper is to describe as well as explain the different participial morphology fo...
This paper proposes that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur in the comple...
The goal of this paper is to show that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur...
We give a FST description of nominal and finite verb morphology of Azarbaijani Turkish. We use a hyb...
This paper proposes that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur in the comple...
Some kinds of morphological marking are optional under certain circumstances in contemporary Turkish...
According to Chomsky’s Labeling Algorithm the merger of two phrases, i.e., {XP, YP}, is labeled eith...
The goal of this paper is to show that internal arguments of verbs in Turkish do not uniformly occur...
. In this paper we outline a lexical organization for Turkish that makes use of lexical rules for i...
Morphological evidence in causative/inchoative pairs in Turkish is analyzed to determine the derivat...