Language, Band 71,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1995 |
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... nominal John's mother . The entire nominal is construed within the dominion of the subject . Coreference is anomalous , as it would conflict with the semantic speci- fication of full nominals as Low Accessibility markers . 13 The same ...
... nominal John's mother . The entire nominal is construed within the dominion of the subject . Coreference is anomalous , as it would conflict with the semantic speci- fication of full nominals as Low Accessibility markers . 13 The same ...
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... nominal , hence not included within the composite profile of the complement chain . It therefore need not be construed as a reference point in relation to nominals within the main clause , and so coreference with the direct object nominal ...
... nominal , hence not included within the composite profile of the complement chain . It therefore need not be construed as a reference point in relation to nominals within the main clause , and so coreference with the direct object nominal ...
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... nominal in which they are included and so are construed within the same dominion ( s ) as that nominal . For example , the profile of John in the expression He loves John's mother is construed within the dominion of the subject nominal ...
... nominal in which they are included and so are construed within the same dominion ( s ) as that nominal . For example , the profile of John in the expression He loves John's mother is construed within the dominion of the subject nominal ...
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