Syncategorematic term

Known as: Syncategorematic, Syncategorematic sign

In scholastic logic, a syncategorematic term (syncategorema) is a word that cannot serve as the subject or the predicate of a proposition, and thus…

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2014

We propose an adjunction-based analysis of comparative (and similar) constructions that captures the morphological and semantic…

2013

This article discusses the collocations that express the meaning of an indeterminate, large quantity of objects. As our analysis…

2010

Based on the division of semantics and usage in modern Chinese linguistics and also the quantity category in acknowledge, degree…

2008

The studies on lexicographic definitions connected with the French tradition take charge eminently of typology and leave aside…

2006

In this paper, I argue both empirically and formally that we need an optional relative past in the semantics of the temporal…

2006

This thesis is first and foremost an investigation of the actual infinite. It draws on the work of Richard T. W. Arthur in…

2005

This article shows that Dowty (1991)’s proto-agent and protopatient set of entailments can be reduced to two discrete entailments…

2000

Earlier version of this paper were read at the conference "Looking Back, Looking Forward: Philosophy, Its History and Future: A…

1991