Nominal ellipsis as a collaborative effort

JHB as a Collaborative Effort.

Fragmenting Meaning: Clarification Ellipsis and Nominal Anaphora

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Masao Ochi NUMERAL CLASSIFIERS , PLURAL / COLLECTIVE ELEMENTS , AND NOMINAL ELLIPSIS

There are many important theoretical issues surrounding the syntax of noun phrases in classifier languages such as Chinese and Japanese. For example, because the numeral classifier (NC) occurs in several syntactic environments in Japanese (e.g., prenominally, postnominally, and floating), a question arises with regard to their relations, that is, whether or not they should be analyzed as arisin...

Tense as a Nominal Category

Recent work in morphology in LFG (Nordlinger 1998, Sadler 1998, Barron 1998) has highlighted the fact that NPs in some languages inflect for the traditionally verbal categories of tense, aspect or mood (henceforth TAM). This phenomenon is extremely problematic for head-driven approaches such as HPSG, which assumes that clause-level information will be associated with clausal heads, and not with...

Pseudogapping as Pseudo-VP Ellipsis

In this paper, we propose an analysis of pseudogapping in Hybrid Type-Logical Categorial Grammar (Hybrid TLCG; Kubota 2010, Kubota and Levine 2012). Pseudogapping poses a particularly challenging problem for previous analyses in both the transformational and nontransformational literature. The flexible notion of constituency countenanced in categorial grammar in general (including Hybrid TLCG) ...