A new approach to grammar and meaning of relational nouns is presented along with its
empirical consequences. In A Syntax of Substance, David Adger proposes a new approach …

Focusing primarily on Swedish, a Germanic language whose particles have not previously
been studied extensively, Non-Projecting Words: A Case Study on Swedish Particles …

An argument that complex cardinals are not extra-linguistic but built using standard syntax
and standard principles of semantic composition. In Cardinals, Tania Ionin and Ora …

This paper discusses the status of the Ezafe particle-(y) e in Persian and provides an affixal
analysis of the Ezafe, formalized within Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) …

This paper has two main goals: to argue that crosslinguistically there are two major types of
numeral-noun constructions, one in which a projection of the numeral occupies a specifier …

The Construct State (CS) in Modern Hebrew displays a phenomenon known as Definiteness
Spreading (DS), often characterized as having the definiteness value of the CS determined …

I develop an account of the semantics and nominal number marking of the numeral+ noun
construction in Turkish, Western Armenian and English that combines insights from …

Abstract English and Hungarian are languages with more than one structurally distinct
possessor construction. In this paper, it is argued that noun phrases in such languages …

Welsh noun–adjective and noun–possessor orders are widely analysed as involving
movement of the noun to the head of a functional projection above the adjective or …

In his recent article (Shlonsky, U., 2004. The form of Semitic noun phrases. Lingua 114,
1465–1526), Shlonsky proposes a phrasal-movement analysis of word order in Hebrew …