Negation in English

By Han Xi-w. 2000

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Stripping and Topless Complements (2017, background): “As Winfried Lechner notes (pers. comm.), the addition of either supports this claim (see Klima 1964).”
Licensing and Sensitivity in Polarity Items: from Downward Entailment to (Non)veridicality (2002, background): “The shared enthusiasm has been that we are finally in position to characterize semantically the class of PI-licensers, a major advance compared to the previous alternative which was postulating merely the syntactic feature affective (Klima 1964).”
Linear Order and Constituency (2003, background): “(67) Negative polarity item licensing (Klima 1964) a.”
Logic in Grammar: Polarity, Free Choice, and Intervention (2013, background): “An early important piece of work on PS is Klima (1964). His basic idea is remarkably simple and powerful: some in the local scope of negation TABLE 1.”
The handbook of contemporary syntactic theory (2001, background): “the correspondence mapping; see Kroeger (1993), King (1995), Bresnan (in press a, forthcoming a), Berman”
Negation: A theory of its meaning, representation, and use (2012, background): “Wason’s research showed that any explanation of negation had to take into account both its grammar and meaning (cf. Klima, 1964).”