Add to ORKGA comparative study of the mass/count distinction in four languages (French, English, Hebrew and Haitian creole). The descriptive results support the assumption that the mass/count distinction is not inherent to lexical roots but arises from syntax.Etude comparative de la distinction massique/comptable dans quatre langues (français, anglais, hébreu et créole haïtien). Les résultats descriptifs appuient l'hypothèse que la distinction massique/comptable est non pas inhérente aux racines lexicales mais dérivée de la syntaxe
In this paper, the counting system in English is analysed diachronically, especially in terms of cla...
The issue of what is usually, but also misleadingly called the count-mass distinction, i.e. the dist...
The mass-count distinction is a morpho-syntactic distinction among nouns that is generally taken to ...
A comparative study of the mass/count distinction in four languages (French, English, Hebrew and Hai...
In this special collection we bring together experimental studies on the semantic and cognitive corr...
We review advances in the experimental study of the mass-count distinction and highlight problems th...
This talk bears on the occurrence of the singular indefinite article in noun phrases whose head noun...
We collected a database of how 1,434 nouns are used with respect to the mass/count distinction in si...
The lexico-grammatical status of mass and count nouns has been extensively debated over the last dec...
In many languages, common nouns are divided into two morpho-syntactic subclasses, count nouns and ma...
Abstract: In many languages, common nouns are divided into two morpho-syntactic subclasses, count no...
People distinguish objects from the substances that constitute them. Many languages also distinguish...
Discuss the types of count nouns and corresponding constructions in classifier and non-classifier la...
International audienceReferential change of mass and count nouns: metonymic transfer and lexical pol...
Abstract:In many languages, common nouns are divided into two morpho-syntactic subclasses, count nou...
In this paper, the counting system in English is analysed diachronically, especially in terms of cla...
The issue of what is usually, but also misleadingly called the count-mass distinction, i.e. the dist...
The mass-count distinction is a morpho-syntactic distinction among nouns that is generally taken to ...
A comparative study of the mass/count distinction in four languages (French, English, Hebrew and Hai...
In this special collection we bring together experimental studies on the semantic and cognitive corr...
We review advances in the experimental study of the mass-count distinction and highlight problems th...
This talk bears on the occurrence of the singular indefinite article in noun phrases whose head noun...
We collected a database of how 1,434 nouns are used with respect to the mass/count distinction in si...
The lexico-grammatical status of mass and count nouns has been extensively debated over the last dec...
In many languages, common nouns are divided into two morpho-syntactic subclasses, count nouns and ma...
Abstract: In many languages, common nouns are divided into two morpho-syntactic subclasses, count no...
People distinguish objects from the substances that constitute them. Many languages also distinguish...
Discuss the types of count nouns and corresponding constructions in classifier and non-classifier la...
International audienceReferential change of mass and count nouns: metonymic transfer and lexical pol...
Abstract:In many languages, common nouns are divided into two morpho-syntactic subclasses, count nou...
In this paper, the counting system in English is analysed diachronically, especially in terms of cla...
The issue of what is usually, but also misleadingly called the count-mass distinction, i.e. the dist...
The mass-count distinction is a morpho-syntactic distinction among nouns that is generally taken to ...