Event-related readings and degrees of difference

I present an analysis of event-related readings that treats both them and object-related readings as resulting from quantification over temporal stages of individuals, with the distinction between the two arising from a difference in the degree of maximality that quantifiers require those stages to fu...

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Main Author: Gotham, M
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Published: University of Konstanz 2021
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description I present an analysis of event-related readings that treats both them and object-related readings as resulting from quantification over temporal stages of individuals, with the distinction between the two arising from a difference in the degree of maximality that quantifiers require those stages to fulfil. The analysis accounts for the compositional-semantic effect of different in these examples, and the possibility of multiple event-related readings. I also examine the connection between this analysis and existing accounts of quantifier domain restriction.
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