negative polarity items
2015年7月20日 — Traditional approaches to polarity phenomena presuppose that the linguistic environment of a negative polarity item licenses the item, and that ... ,Polarity phenomena in natural language are pervasive. In this chapter, we study the properties of two of the most famous classes: 'negative polarity items' (NPIs) ... ,由 A Giannakidou 著作 · 被引用 265 次 — negative polarity items (NPIs) and positive polarity items (PPIs). We establish first that NPIs can be licensed in negative, downward entailing, and nonveridical ... ,由 M Kawamori 著作 · 2001 · 被引用 2 次 — Negative polarity items (NPIs) are a class of expressions whose distribution is restricted to affective contexts, especially to the negative context (Kato (1985)). ,2014年7月18日 — A negative polarity item is an expression that is restricted to negative contexts and some other semantically related contexts such as questions and conditional clauses although its semantic properties would seem to allow occurrence in posit,由 LM Tovena 著作 — This chapter investigates the phenomenon of negative polarity sensitivity. The term negative polarity items (NPIs) has been introduced in the literature to refer to ... ,由 F Roelofsen 著作 · 2018 · 被引用 1 次 — Negative polarity items (NPIs) like any and ever owe their name to the fact that they are fine in negative statements but not in positive ones. (1) a. ,Negative Polarity Items [NPIs]. Words that ... The stuff inside the [ ]'s is the (generalized) quantifier. We will need to ... Bad with NPI inside quantifier: a. *Some dog ... ,A polarity item that appears in affirmative (positive) contexts is called a positive polarity item (PPI), and one that appears in negative contexts is a negative ...
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(PDF) What is a negative polarity item? - ResearchGate
2015年7月20日 — Traditional approaches to polarity phenomena presuppose that the linguistic environment of a negative polarity item licenses the item, and that ... https://www.researchgate.net . Negative and positive polarity items - at UChicago - The ...
Polarity phenomena in natural language are pervasive. In this chapter, we study the properties of two of the most famous classes: 'negative polarity items' (NPIs) ... http://home.uchicago.edu 1 Negative and positive polarity items - Semantics Archive
由 A Giannakidou 著作 · 被引用 265 次 — negative polarity items (NPIs) and positive polarity items (PPIs). We establish first that NPIs can be licensed in negative, downward entailing, and nonveridical&nb... https://semanticsarchive.net Japanese Negative Polarity Items and Negative Concord
由 M Kawamori 著作 · 2001 · 被引用 2 次 — Negative polarity items (NPIs) are a class of expressions whose distribution is restricted to affective contexts, especially to the negative context (Kato (1985)... https://www.aclweb.org Negative polarity item - Glottopedia
2014年7月18日 — A negative polarity item is an expression that is restricted to negative contexts and some other semantically related contexts such as questions and conditional clauses although its sema... http://www.glottopedia.org Negative Polarity Items - Oxford Handbooks
由 LM Tovena 著作 — This chapter investigates the phenomenon of negative polarity sensitivity. The term negative polarity items (NPIs) has been introduced in the literature to refer to ... https://www.oxfordhandbooks.co Negative polarity items in questions - Semantics Archive
由 F Roelofsen 著作 · 2018 · 被引用 1 次 — Negative polarity items (NPIs) like any and ever owe their name to the fact that they are fine in negative statements but not in positive ones. (1) a. https://semanticsarchive.net Negative Polarity Items [NPIs]
Negative Polarity Items [NPIs]. Words that ... The stuff inside the [ ]'s is the (generalized) quantifier. We will need to ... Bad with NPI inside quantifier: a. *Some dog ... http://www.sfu.ca Positive Polarity Item - - Wikipedia
A polarity item that appears in affirmative (positive) contexts is called a positive polarity item (PPI), and one that appears in negative contexts is a negative ... https://en.wikipedia.org |