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Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak
Publikováno v:
Semantics and Pragmatics, Vol 8, Iss 0, Pp 1-48 (2015)
The standard degree analysis of gradability in English holds that the function of degree morphology, such as the comparative, measure phrases, and degree adverbs, is to bind a degree variable located in the lexical semantics of gradable predicates. I
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Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak
Publikováno v:
International Journal of American Linguistics. 89:1-38
Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak, Emily A. Hanink
Publikováno v:
Natural Language & Linguistic Theory. 40:979-1022
This paper concerns clausal embedding in Washo (also spelled Washoe, Wáˑšiw), a highly endangered Hokan/isolate language spoken around Lake Tahoe in the United States. We argue that Washo offers evidence that both complementation and modification
Autor:
Vera Hohaus, M. Ryan Bochnak
Publikováno v:
Annual Review of Linguistics. 6:235-259
In this review, we discuss the empirical landscape of degree constructions cross-linguistically as well as the major analytical avenues that have been pursued to account for individual languages and cross-linguistic variation. We first focus on compa
Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak, Lisa Matthewson
Publikováno v:
Annual Review of Linguistics. 6:261-283
The main goal of semantic fieldwork is to accurately capture the contribution of natural language expressions to truth conditions and to pragmatic felicity conditions, by interacting with native speakers of the language under investigation. Most sema
Publikováno v:
Journal of Semantics. 36:407-452
In this paper, we investigate the temporal interpretation of propositional attitude complement clauses in four typologically unrelated languages: Washo (language isolate), Medumba (Niger-Congo), Hausa (Afro-Asiatic), and Samoan (Austronesian). Of the
Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak, Martina Martinović
In this paper, we discuss the interpretation of the past temporal marker oon in Wolof (Niger-Congo; Senegal), in light of recent claims in the literature regarding its status as a so-called “discontinuous past.” We show that the cessation inferen
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Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak
Research on comparative constructions recognizes the need for both a 3-place (“phrasal”) comparative operator, alongside a 2-place (“clausal”) operator (e.g., Heim 1985; Bhatt & Taka- hashi 2011). Recent cross-linguistic work on comparatives
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Autor:
M. Ryan Bochnak, Peter Klecha
In this paper, we point out that past time operators (PTOs) in Luganda, a language that makes three past time remoteness distinctions, are vague and context-dependent, and pro- vide an analysis whereby PTOs contain context-sensitive measure functions
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Autor:
Andrea Beltrama, M. Ryan Bochnak
Publikováno v:
Natural Language & Linguistic Theory. 33:843-879
In this paper, we examine the semantics of two cross-categorial modifiers that receive an interpretation of intensification: -issimo in Italian, and semu in Washo. Given that both modifiers can combine with a wide range of categories, including those