Titlebook: Nouns and the Morphosyntax / Semantics Interface; Laure Gardelle,Elise Mignot,Julie Neveux Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Laure Gardelle,Elise Mignot,Julie NeveuxExamines the dynamic interaction of nouns with their syntactic and semantic environment.Illuminates how morphology, syntax and semantics interact.Argues that this understanding is crucial for nominal

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Proper Names and the “Noun”/“Name” Categories: Pseudo-Nouns, Real Namest nominals that imitate the syntactic and semantic behaviour of (common) nouns. As such, they really are pseudo-nouns. However, the semantic role they play is not devoid of categorising potential—thanks to their parallel with nouns—and that makes them perfectly good names, on a cline from identification to categorisation.

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The Noun Class in Japanese: Morphosyntactic and Semantic Properties, which have been more frequently described. This study aims to identify the morphosyntactic properties of Japanese nouns, and argues that, in order to categorize linguistic units, one must take into account two syntactic parameters—the ability to govern and the ability to be governed. From a semant

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Of , and ,: Head-Classifier Constructions in Englishconstructions. This chapter discusses another, as yet largely ignored binominal construction, the head-classifier construction. Unlike regular N+PP constructions, head-classifiers are characterized by the fact that the second noun does not head a referential NP but indicates a (taxonomic) subcategor