Two Syntactic Positions for Determiners in Hebrew

Generating Determiners and Quanti ers in Hebrew

This paper presents a speciic part of HUGG, a generation grammar for Hebrew. This part deals with determiners and quantiiers. Our main goal is to determine which set of features must be present in the input to the generation grammar to control the generation of complex determiners and quantiiers. Hebrew determiners are characterized by two properties: (1) deeniteness is marked in several places...

Generating Determiners and Quantifiers in Hebrew

This paper presents a specific part of HUGG, a generation grammar for Hebrew. This part deals with determiners and quantifiers. Our main goal is to determine which set of features must be present in the input to the generation grammar to control the generation of complex determiners and quantifiers. Hebrew determiners are characterized by two properties: (1) definiteness is marked in several pl...

On the relation between Structural Case, determiners, and verbs in agrammatism: A Study of Hebrew and Dutch

Background & Aims: This study explored the relation between the production of determiners and case-markers and the production of verbs and verb inflections in agrammatism. Determiners and case-markers require case and therefore depend on the existence of caseassigning constituents. Since verbs and verb inflections are case-assigners, and are impaired in agrammatism, we tested whether the presen...

The Syntax of Determiners in Hebrew

Generating Argument at ive J ent eterminers

This paper presents a procedure to generate judgment determiners, e.g., many, few. Although such determiners carry very little objective information, they are extensively used in everyday language. The paper presents a precise characterization of a class of such determiners using three semantic tests. A conceptual representation for sets is then derived from this characterization which can serv...