Relational adjectives in English and Japanese and the RA vs. PP debate
Akiko Nagano and Masaharu Shimada’s paper (Relational Adjectives (RA) in English and Japanese and the RA vs. PP debate) proposes that the distribution of so-called relational adjectives can be fruitfully captured by analyzing them as word-forms for direct modification. This type of adjectives is pre...
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oai:ojs.pasithee.library.upatras.gr:article-22732019-09-11T07:09:17Z Relational adjectives in English and Japanese and the RA vs. PP debate Nagano, Akiko Shimada, Masaharu Akiko Nagano and Masaharu Shimada’s paper (Relational Adjectives (RA) in English and Japanese and the RA vs. PP debate) proposes that the distribution of so-called relational adjectives can be fruitfully captured by analyzing them as word-forms for direct modification. This type of adjectives is prevalent in English but totally absent in Japanese. They show that this cross-linguistic difference stems from the difference of the ways these languages choose to spell out the adjunct-introducing P; and the choice depends on the morphological properties of canonical adjectives in each language. Mediterranean Morphology Meetings (MMM) 2015-05-25 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion Peer-reviewed Article application/pdf https://pasithee.library.upatras.gr/mmm/article/view/2273 10.26220/mmm.2273 Mediterranean Morphology Meetings; 2015: MMM9 On-line Proceedings: Morphology and Semantics; 105-133 Mediterranean Morphology Meeting; 2015: MMM9 On-line Proceedings: Morphology and Semantics; 105-133 1826-7491 eng https://pasithee.library.upatras.gr/mmm/article/view/2273/2446 |
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Akiko Nagano and Masaharu Shimada’s paper (Relational Adjectives (RA) in English and Japanese and the RA vs. PP debate) proposes that the distribution of so-called relational adjectives can be fruitfully captured by analyzing them as word-forms for direct modification. This type of adjectives is prevalent in English but totally absent in Japanese. They show that this cross-linguistic difference stems from the difference of the ways these languages choose to spell out the adjunct-introducing P; and the choice depends on the morphological properties of canonical adjectives in each language. |
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