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Case realization and identity

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Languages with case concord sometimes require that at least one case-concord element in the NP be inflected for case, while others may be uninflected. Focusing primarily on Serbo-Croatian, we review some variants of this case realization requirement in di

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The concept of 'universal' and the Case of Japanese

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The dominating proposal in generative grammar is that fixed positions in a phrasal structure universally encode information relating to semantic combination: Merge is assumed to be the unique, universal means of combination. Apparent departures from this

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The role of contrast categories in natural language concepts

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In this paper. seven experiments are described in which the effect of contrast categories on the within-category structure of superordinate and basic level natural language concepts was studied. intension-based and extension-based predictors originating f