Titlebook: Expression and Interpretation of Negation; An OT Typology Henri?tte Swart Book 20101st edition Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010 Co

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Book 20101st editioned by ‘strict negative concord’ ‘nonstrict negative concord’ or ‘negative spread’....In addition to the above, the author analyses intermediate cases, and examines complex instances of double negation occurring in negative concord languages. Her OT analysis of the Jespersen cycle brings together typ

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Image Warfare in the War on Terror support in favor of the overall approach..Negative markers are most widely used to realize negation. Section . reflects on the typological variation in the placement of the marker of sentential negation. Section . puts this variation in a diachronic perspective and proposes a reinterpretation of th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-40974-5osed by de Swart and Sag (.) to offer a grammatical analysis. The argumentation is briefly summarized in Section ., in preparation of the typology of double negation and negative concord languages..The polyadic quantifier analysis developed by de Swart and Sag (.) works well for French because it di

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-12392-4ative concord languages. Section . shows how the preverbal/postverbal asymmetry exploits .. Section . introduces a new constraint in order to capture strict negative concord languages in which a marker of sentential negation always accompanies an n-word..Sections . through 10 treat in more detail th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-01609-7essions play an important role in de Swart and Sag’s(2002) analysis. A stochastic OT analysis is developed for such cases, in which overlapping constraints in the semantics allow for ambiguities (Section .)..The third and most unusual case of double negation discussed in this chapter arises in the i

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0924-4670 its development of bi-directional Optimality Theory as an e.This study in cross-linguistic semantics explores the territory where logic, natural language and typology meet. While we can all understand the semantics of negation in its role of altering truth values, this ambitious book aims to take t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-02250-0he two come together in a theory of the syntax–semantics interface. As far as the empirical coverage is concerned, this book focuses on the use of OT in typology, with stochastic extensions for language variation and language change.

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Book 20101st editionntics of negation in its role of altering truth values, this ambitious book aims to take the reader much further. A unified analysis of the linguistic ‘behavior’ of negation is hampered by the myriad variations in its syntax and semantics in languages around the world. This is true not just for the

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Negation in a Cross-Linguistic Perspective,tion in logic and language are introduced, and a range of linguistic issues concerning negation at the syntax–semantics interface are discussed. Cross-linguistic variation is a major topic, in both synchronic (typology) and diachronic (language change) perspectives.