Language, Band 83,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 2007 |
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... argument of ONLY its RESTRICTOR , that is , FELINE , and the second its SCOPE , that is , IMMORTAL . Then only is just like every except that the operator we use to represent its meaning has its arguments reversed . In the case of NP ...
... argument of ONLY its RESTRICTOR , that is , FELINE , and the second its SCOPE , that is , IMMORTAL . Then only is just like every except that the operator we use to represent its meaning has its arguments reversed . In the case of NP ...
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... arguments of those expressions as restrictor and scope . All of the expressions can be thought of semantically as multi - argument operators , however , such that one argument position is filled by a focused expression . We term this ...
... arguments of those expressions as restrictor and scope . All of the expressions can be thought of semantically as multi - argument operators , however , such that one argument position is filled by a focused expression . We term this ...
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... arguments are semantically saturated by the level at which the event argument is closed off ( 11 ) . Argument positions that are initially targeted by Restrict must therefore be saturated by the event level , and obligatorily take ...
... arguments are semantically saturated by the level at which the event argument is closed off ( 11 ) . Argument positions that are initially targeted by Restrict must therefore be saturated by the event level , and obligatorily take ...
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