HAVE as a relation between individuals and properties
This paper argues that the role of HAVE-predicates is to introduce relations into the discourse, one of whose arguments is the individual denoted by the sentence subject. This is the only token-level argument in the relation: the other is modeled as a nominalized property (Chierchia, 1984; Chierchia...
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| description | This paper argues that the role of HAVE-predicates is to introduce relations into the discourse, one of whose arguments is the individual denoted by the sentence subject. This is the only token-level argument in the relation: the other is modeled as a nominalized property (Chierchia, 1984; Chierchia and Turner, 1988). A number of peculiarities of HAVE are argued to follow from this account, including its connection with existential predicates (McNally, 1992, 2009). |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:d0e60cbc-4ccd-4338-92ac-a61a43b32ae92022-03-27T07:53:16ZHAVE as a relation between individuals and propertiesConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:d0e60cbc-4ccd-4338-92ac-a61a43b32ae9Symplectic Elements at OxfordLinguistic Society of America2018Bassaganyas Bars, TThis paper argues that the role of HAVE-predicates is to introduce relations into the discourse, one of whose arguments is the individual denoted by the sentence subject. This is the only token-level argument in the relation: the other is modeled as a nominalized property (Chierchia, 1984; Chierchia and Turner, 1988). A number of peculiarities of HAVE are argued to follow from this account, including its connection with existential predicates (McNally, 1992, 2009). |
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