Genericity from a Cross-Linguistic Perspective
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Auteurs : Leila Behrens [Allemagne]Source :
- Linguistics [ 0024-3949 ] ; 2005.
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- Entity :
- org : British National Corpus, German Research Society, University of Cologne Genericity.
- pers : Antoine de Saint, Hans-Jurgen Sasse, Hungarian, L. Behrens, Manfred Krifka, Schank.
- place : America, Australia, Chur, Genericity, Germany, Russia, Saint Exupery.
- Teeft :
- Anaphoric, Attestation, Baobab, Bare form, Bare phrase, Bare plural, Bare plural phrase, Behrens, Contrastive, Declerck, Determiner, Discourse, Discourse language, Discourse referent, Encoding, Episodic, Generic, Generic interpretation, Generic meaning, Generic noun phrase, Generic phrase, Generic sentence, Generic statement, Generic text, Genericity, Geographer, Grammatical device, Krifka, Language such, Lexical, Little prince, Nongeneric, Nongeneric interpretation, Noun, Noun phrase, Other hand, Other language, Owers, Particular individual, Partitive, Permanent registry, Phrasal, Plural, Plural generic, Plural phrase, Predicate, Prince corpus, Propositional, Propositional function, Referent, Referential, Sasse, Semantic distinction, Semantics, Shape noun, Singular form, Singular phrase, Spatiotemporal, Spatiotemporal location, Spatiotemporally, Statistic, Substance noun, Syntactic, Tagalog, Textually, Typological.
Abstract
In this article, I will investigate genericity from a cross-linguistic perspective. After discussing some methodological and theoretical problems involved in this task, I will present a multidimensional approach, arguing that it is necessary to factor apart different types of information involved in the notion of genericity. In the empirical part, generic marking and interpretation in the nominal domain will be analyzed in terms of this approach for five languages: English, German, French, Hungarian, and Greek. As a result, I will claim a fundamental typological difference between QUALITY-marking languages (English) and DISCOURSE REFERENT-marking languages (French, Hungarian, Greek), with German representing a mixed type between the two.
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DOI: 10.1515/ling.2005.43.2.275
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