Language, Band 44,Ausgaben 3-4George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1968 |
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... restriction follows from the meaning of blacken ( ' cause to become black ' ) and from the fact that something cannot become what it already is . The selectional restriction is thus not a restriction on the word blacken , but on a ...
... restriction follows from the meaning of blacken ( ' cause to become black ' ) and from the fact that something cannot become what it already is . The selectional restriction is thus not a restriction on the word blacken , but on a ...
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... restriction , but rather as semantic material which that item causes to be added to the constituent in question - e.g . , hit does not require that its direct object contain the semantic marker ' physical object ' , but rather causes ...
... restriction , but rather as semantic material which that item causes to be added to the constituent in question - e.g . , hit does not require that its direct object contain the semantic marker ' physical object ' , but rather causes ...
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... restriction ' avoids the constraint , inherent in Katz's system , that an item can only impose a selectional restriction on another constituent ; it is thus possible to say that ' unmarried ' is the meaning of bachelor , and that ...
... restriction ' avoids the constraint , inherent in Katz's system , that an item can only impose a selectional restriction on another constituent ; it is thus possible to say that ' unmarried ' is the meaning of bachelor , and that ...
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