Whether a transitive stative predicate licenses an existential interpretaiton of its subject (EIS) depends on the type of object it has. While previous theories have related this to the object\u27s ability to function as a topic, I present evidence that the quantized/homogeneous distinction between objects better captures EIS and propose an event composition analysis of EIS for transitive stative predicates. This analysis points to the aspectual nature of EIS and also illuminates other aspectual behaviors of stage-level/individual-level states
The paper investigates the issue whether the stage-level/individual level contrast introduced by Car...
2012-12-02This dissertation is concerned with the specific relationship between copular sentences an...
Noun phrases with overt determiners, such as \u3ci\u3esome apples\u3c/i\u3e or \u3ci\u3ea quantity o...
Whether a transitive stative predicate licenses an existential interpretaiton of its subject (EIS) d...
Whether a stative predicate licenses an existential interpretation of its subject (EIS) depends in p...
Some general questions: • How is the stage-level/individual-level distinction grammatically realized...
Abstract In this article, I propose that intransitive verbs and stative, transitive verbs are fundam...
Cohen and Erteschik-Shir (2002) propose that topic/focus structure determines the generic and existe...
Many analyses of existential sentences have focused attention on determining which of its elements c...
English existentials have received much attention in the generative literature as they exhibit certa...
The article discusses the connection between the syntactic and semantic properties of weak, strong, ...
Canonical subjects of eventive predicates are agentive and animate—so goes one of the over-arching, ...
© 2016 Jake Andrew FarrellThis thesis analyses depictive secondary predicates and their restrictions...
It is generally agreed that the syntactic category of subject is semantically heterogeneous. While m...
Noun phrases with overt determiners, such as some apples or a quantity of milk, differ from bare nou...
The paper investigates the issue whether the stage-level/individual level contrast introduced by Car...
2012-12-02This dissertation is concerned with the specific relationship between copular sentences an...
Noun phrases with overt determiners, such as \u3ci\u3esome apples\u3c/i\u3e or \u3ci\u3ea quantity o...
Whether a transitive stative predicate licenses an existential interpretaiton of its subject (EIS) d...
Whether a stative predicate licenses an existential interpretation of its subject (EIS) depends in p...
Some general questions: • How is the stage-level/individual-level distinction grammatically realized...
Abstract In this article, I propose that intransitive verbs and stative, transitive verbs are fundam...
Cohen and Erteschik-Shir (2002) propose that topic/focus structure determines the generic and existe...
Many analyses of existential sentences have focused attention on determining which of its elements c...
English existentials have received much attention in the generative literature as they exhibit certa...
The article discusses the connection between the syntactic and semantic properties of weak, strong, ...
Canonical subjects of eventive predicates are agentive and animate—so goes one of the over-arching, ...
© 2016 Jake Andrew FarrellThis thesis analyses depictive secondary predicates and their restrictions...
It is generally agreed that the syntactic category of subject is semantically heterogeneous. While m...
Noun phrases with overt determiners, such as some apples or a quantity of milk, differ from bare nou...
The paper investigates the issue whether the stage-level/individual level contrast introduced by Car...
2012-12-02This dissertation is concerned with the specific relationship between copular sentences an...
Noun phrases with overt determiners, such as \u3ci\u3esome apples\u3c/i\u3e or \u3ci\u3ea quantity o...