The Semantic Basis of Control in English

By Ray Jackendoff, Peter W. Culicover. 2003

166 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Language and Linguistics

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1. I. Landau
2. Bertram F. Malle

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1. I. Landau
2. Bertram F. Malle
3. H. Sigurðsson

Citations in the corpus

• Time to Give Up the Dogmas of Attribution (2011, background): “Many linguists count the concept of intentionality as fundamental to the way humans see the world, and linguistic forms of this concept have been found across all known languages (Bybee, Perkins, & Pagliuca, 1994; Jackendoff & Culicover, 2003).”
• Oblique Subjects: A Common Germanic Inheritance (2005, background): “4 See, for instance, Jackendoff & Culicover 2003 for a detailed description of control in English, Kristoffersen’s work on control infinitives in Old-Norse Icelandic (1996), Lyngfelt’s work on Swedish (2002), and BarLdal & Eythórsson 2005 for a comparative analysis of control constructions in…”
• A Two-Tiered Theory of Control (2015, background): “72 See Bresnan 1982, Chierchia 1984, Růžička 1983, Comrie 1984, Farkas 1988, Larson 1991, Sag and Pollard 1991, Panther and Köpcke 1993, Petter 1998, Rooryck 2000, Jackendoff and Culicover 2003, and the summary in Landau 2013b.”