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Während in c. Klangemission ausged
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Für die in diesem Abschnitt behand
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Des Weiteren kommt bleiben in Verbi
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Literatur Abraham, W. 1993. Ergativ
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terms of present-day English) betwe
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Another puzzle raised by ‘bleachi
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sentence to “make things fit”.
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. [[ to see the doctor ]] = x e ( S
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The present tense, however, makes a
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We can easily turn (49a) and (49d)
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I can only propose a preliminary an
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VERBS IN CONCEPTUAL SPACE ∗ Wilhe
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a. b. c. d. hue blue bright transpa
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2.2 Data Reduction is Possible As a
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geometric approach is that it prese
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y comparing the different variants
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direction null "steigen" "klettern"
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suspect that all these verbs in fac
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verbs like ‘climb’, we ultimate
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In section 2, we examine our backgr
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(5) John called somebody. I wonder
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CP projected by S2, the discourse r
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3. *(JBB): John revised John’s pa
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ut it does not eliminate all but on
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Judgements are unclear for (37). Th
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[Kehler, 2000] Andrew Kehler. Coher
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extensional, model-theoretic interp
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AFF: C-Role - Affected Object AFF:
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“(Julia [FACT real] realized)[FAC
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motivates the denotation “Multila
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tells nothing.”). In this case, t
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4.2 NatLink - The Semantic Interpre
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Gnörlich, Carsten (2002). Technolo
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RELATIVE SPECIFICITY * Klaus von He
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epistemic specific indefinite, and
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Jackendoff (1972) investigates spec
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3 Grammatical encoding of specifici
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indicated to William of Baskerville
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5 Semantic theories of specificity
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domain or box, while referential te
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(52) William didn’t see a book. (
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Kamp, Hans 1981. A Theory of Truth
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is some other referent in the disco
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. Der Koch hat selbst schon mal Bla
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. Hannes hat seinen Sohn gebeten, s
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positions of -self. The crucial not
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Semantically, the following is assu
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latedness relation available for th
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of cake-baking. The way the agent/s
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c. Ich habe gestern sein (*selbst)
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Siemund, Peter (2000b) ‘Towards a
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In this paper we propose to use the
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a transitive, serial and Euclidean
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¨ Because is anti-symmetric, the
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3.4 Implicit belief To continue wit
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In all the examples discussed so fa
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?ϕ ?ψ ϕ ψ ϕ ψ ϕ ψ ϕ ψ ϕ
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¤ ¥ ¢ ¥ ¤ ¥ ¥ ¤ ¥ ¢ Pro
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is typically used in the context of
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TENSE SELECTION AND THE TEMPORAL IN
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elieve-will. This reflects the intu
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(12) a. At noon, Monika believed th
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So if in the above scenario Fritz
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If (25) can be interpreted at all i
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Von Stechow assumed that tense oper
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elieve we need only abstract over t
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References Abusch, Dorit (1988). Se
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ADJECTIVES IN CONSTRUCT * Ji-yung K
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The CSA complement is invariably un
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Secondly, the definiteness of the e
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3.3 CSAs are Adjectives Finally, ju
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predicate which modifies an individ
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(7) a. na’ara [yefat eynayim me
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. a song-and-dance band [Partee, p.
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I think this is related to the ques
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METAPHORISCHE UND METONYMISCHE MUST
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Im Folgenden soll es nun vor allem
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die sich im Unterschied zu (iia) au
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Außerdem können auch sogenannte i
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In diesen Fällen liegt eine Intens
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(17) a. Es war ekelhaft kalt. b. Ic
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nen, liegt ein metonymisches Muster
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(vii) Nicht-A A Nicht-GPA 215 GPA 4
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give guidance to neuroscientific re
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easonable hypotheses about how the
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established perspective within cogn
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chosen as a function of the grammar
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(iii) for which A and B share a lex
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4 Neural Computation In this paper
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A computer model of this kind, thou
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GROUPS AND SHEAVES Marcus Kracht II
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operation n that takes n arguments
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assuming that it presupposes a deci
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Fortunately, (30) is not a good cou
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While universal presuppositions for
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(8) No publisher discontinues his f
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QC1,C P 2 where Q ranges over indef
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x1 man(x1) fat(x1) push(x1,δ x2 bi
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The initial formalization of the se
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Like in the fat man example, there
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Heim, I.: 1983, On the projection p
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what the proponents of a uniform an
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splitting-up of E with respect to t
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Perfective aspect. The clause speci
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phonous eventive sentence. The foll
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participle and the auxiliary, [verb
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The phenomenon has often been taken
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(19) Bevor sie nach Hause gekommen
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schon past imperfective (24) Sie fr
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As to the problematic temporal clau
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MAXIMALITY AND MINIMALITY IN COMPAR
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(4) [the d: Jim is d-fast] > MAXfd:
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consider universal quantifiers. 2.2
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embedded necessity operator are und
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How could we capture a suitable ord
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ordering source in (35). (35) 8w,w
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. 8t[t< YESTERDAY ) [the d: itwasd-
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The main goal of this paper is to c
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are not the same: In the first game
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of expected utility. To get some in
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With this modified utility function
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Since Lewis introduced his signalli
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4.3 Lewis on conventional signallin
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t: t R1 R2 S1 1 0 S2 1 0 S3 0.5 0.5
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eing evolutionary stable: it might
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Noble (2000) has recently given an
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more general stability concept for
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[24] Rooy, R, van (2001), ‘Conver
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PMA Manner Modification Adverbs È
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(8) a. *Everything smoothly was run
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to the clausal reading of the tempo
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3 Implications for the formal appar
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From these sentence representations
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4.4 Using syntax in choosing the ap
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ON THE TRUTH CONDITIONAL POTENTIAL
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a car did Peter buy The present pap
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The structure tree (9) shows the sy
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5 Semantic mechanism of mapping The
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topical DP. From this operation res
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(b) lambda-application: λP λℜ
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The discourse-embedding feature [+T
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which is mapped onto referential co
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Krifka, M. (1998) Scope Inversion u
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