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Putting Ranuki into Perspective: A Multi-Corpus Analysis of Linguistic Variation and Change
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A Note on Velar Nasals: Representation and Derivation in Distributed Morphology
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A Typological Analysis of Strong Quantifiers in Japanese
Get PDF本稿は日本語の強量化子の類型論的分析を行う。Matthewson （2001, 2013）の提案では，強量化子は通 言語的にD 量化子（> タイプ）とQ 量化子（> タイプ）の二種類に分かれる。日本語 の強量化子がどちらの種類に分類されるかを明らかにするため，本稿では強量化子と結合する裸名詞と 被修飾名詞の統語と意味論的特性を考察し，これらの名詞は e タイプであり，日本語の強量化子は Q 量 化子であることを示す。さらに，量化名詞の意味的な振る舞いからもこの分析結果は支持されることを 示す。
This paper investigates the typology of Japanese strong quantifiers subete ‘all’ and hotondo ‘most’. Matthewson (2001, 2013) proposes that strong quantifiers are cross-linguistically categorized into two types: D-quantifiers (type >) and Q-quantifiers (type >). To identify which type the Japanese quantifiers are, this paper examines the syntactic and semantic behavior of bare nouns and modified nouns with which the strong quantifiers combine. The examination shows that these nouns are type-e expressions and consequently that the strong quantifiers are Q-quantifiers. Further support comes from a restriction and an availability of certain interpretations associated with quantified nouns: the felicity/infelicity of genericepisodic readings and the possibility of partitive readings.departmental bulletin pape
From Backlash to Online Trans-Exclusionism: Response to the Lecture by Prof. Pető
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It Should Be Stunning: Thoughts on Gender, Gender Studies, and the Future
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