Finite clausal arguments differ from other arguments—and other CPs—in two fundamental
ways:(a) they do not move leftward (,,,) and (b) they may combine with nouns that do not …

This monograph addresses fundamental syntactic issues of classifier constructions, based
on a thorough study of a typical classifier language, Mandarin Chinese. It shows that the …

I argue for a novel model of feature valuation in the CI interface and explore under what
circumstances a syntactic feature is semantically interpretable. As the groundwork for the …

Milsark introduced the terms weak and strong to distinguish (respectively) the nominals that
could appear in English there‐existential sentences (eg, some trees, cf. There are some …

Due to their hybrid nature, German adjectival participles display properties of both adjectives
and verbs. In particular, their verbal behaviour is evidenced by the restricted availability of …

Determiners and bare nouns raise questions about the interface between morphosyntax and
semantics. On the syntactic side, the primary issue is whether bare nouns have a null …

This paper explores the semantics of bare singulars in Turkish, which are unmarked for
number in form, as in English, but can behave like both singular and plural terms, unlike in …

This paper is devoted to the study of definite kinds and other generic expressions, such as
subkinds and definite plurals in argument position in Romance, namely Spanish. We …

This paper deals with two well-established types of incorporation, canonical incorporation of
N 0 categories and pseudo-incorporation of NP/NumP. It also deals with the proposal that …

In this paper we claim that Bare Nominals in Brazilian Portuguese come in two shapes. Real
BNs, by which we mean bare count nouns not specified for number and definiteness …