TOPICS IN THE SYNTAX AND SEMANTICS OF
By Korean Embedded Clauses, Jongil Kwon. 2009
300 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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Citations in the corpus
- Minimization of dependency length in written English. (2007, unknown): “Munn (1993) proposes that the conjunction is the head, and the two conjuncts are dependents of it, as in (28). Hudson (1990) and Pickering and Barry (1993) argue that both conjuncts act as heads, forming dependency connections with words outside the phrase, as in (29) (under this proposal, the conju”
- Reference to individuals, person, and the variety of mapping parameters (2008, background): “Properties, the other relevant type of primitive entities (cf. Chierchia 1984), will be distinguished from individuals by the fact, among others, that unlike the latter they fail to be located with respect to speech act roles (therefore, distinctions like +speaker/hearer will not apply to them).”
- The Grammars of Conjunction Agreement in Slovenian (2015, methodology): “In what follows, we adopt the following structure of conjunctions (Munn 1993, among others), which are X-bar structures headed by a Boolean phrase, which can be either Conj 0 or Disj 0 (in the case of disjunctions headed by or).”
- Metalinguistic comparison in an alternative semantics for imprecision (2011, background): “…on here, perhaps unrelated to metalinguistic comparison: these structures may involve type-shifting properties into their individual correlates (Chierchia 1984, Partee 1987, Chierchia 1998) or in some other way, and therefore do something much closer to ordinary quantification over individuals.”
- CPs: Copies and Compositionality (2015, background): “So while we typically think of these verbs as selecting propositions, the nominalization facts force a move to things with propositional content (see also Chierchia 1984).”
- The Explicit Syntax of Implicit Arguments (2010, background): “2 Notice, incidentally, that the contrasts in (9)–(11) provide a compelling argument against the view that obligatory control (OC) reduces to predication (Bach 1979, Williams 1980, Chierchia 1984, 1989, Dowty 1985, Clark 1990).”