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Determining Countability Classes

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Introduction

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Counting and Measuring and Approximation

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The Count/Mass Distinction for Granular Nouns

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INTERLEAVING LOGIC AND COUNTING

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Bare Nominals in Brazilian Portuguese: An integral approach

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Acknowledgments

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Introduction

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The literature on Brazilian Portuguese bare nominals

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Article assimilation and bare nominals

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Definite/specific (and some generic) BSs in corpora

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Acceptability Judgment Tasks on generic and specific bare singulars

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Towards an integral approach

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List of abbreviations and remarks on glosses

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Index of figures

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Index of tables

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Author index

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Prelim pages

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Bibliography

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Subject index

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Table of contents

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Brazilian bare nouns in quantity judgments

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A Theory of Distributed Number

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Introduction

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The nP domain

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The lower NumP domain

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The higher NumP domain

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Broken plurals and interpretation

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Bare plurals

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Number and diachrony

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Conclusions

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Abbreviations

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Index

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List of tables

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Preface

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Prelim pages

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Bibliography

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Table of contents

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L2 acquisition of English flexible count and flexible mass nouns by L1-Japanese and L1-Spanish speakers

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Measurement and optional classifiers in Mandarin Chinese

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Mass and Count in Linguistics, Philosophy, and Cognitive Science

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Introduction

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Re-examining the mass-count distinction

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Activewear and other vaguery

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A comparison of abstract and concrete mass nouns in terms of their interaction with quantificational determiners

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Comparatives in Brazilian Portuguese

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Lexical, syntactic, and pragmatic sources of countability

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Countability shifts and abstract nouns

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A typology of the mass/count distinction in Brazil and its relevance for mass/count theories

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Count-mass distinction in Sakurabiat

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The count-mass distinction in Terena

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The nominal system in Wapishana (Aruák), preliminary results

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Measure words, plurality, and cross-linguistic variation

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Bare PPs and the syntax-semantics interface

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Lexical coding vs. syntactic marking of homogeneity

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The count-mass distinction in Hong Kong Sign Language

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When a General Classifier Acts as a Quantifier? The Case ofĦabbit‘a Grain of’ in Jordanian Arabic

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The World's Countability

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Judgement of countability and plural marking in English by native and non-native English speakers

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Children and adults’ treatment of partial objects in bounded quantificational contexts

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Counting on number: effects of number information on grammatical processing of mass and count nouns

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Objects and the Grammar of Countability

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General preface

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List of figures

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List of tables

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List of abbreviations

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Introduction and overview

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Variation in count/mass lexicalization patterns and the non-canonical reflexes of countability

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Implications for theories of countability

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An object-centred, contextualist theory of countability

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Constraints on lexicalization patterns

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Extending the analysis

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Conclusions

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OXFORD STUDIES IN SEMANTICS AND PRAGMATICS

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List of definitions

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Results: stubbornly distributive predicate corpus study

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Results: constraints corpus study

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Count and Mass Across Languages

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General Preface

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The Contributors

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Abbreviations

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Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics

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The count mass distinction: Issues and perspectives

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Lexical nouns are both +mass and +count, but they are neither +mass nor +count

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Aspects of individuation

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Collectives in the intersection of mass and count nouns: A cross‐linguistic account

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Individuation and inverse number marking in Dagaare

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General number and the structure of DP

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Plural marking beyond count nouns

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Aspectual effects of a pluractional suffix: Evidence from Lithuanian

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Decomposing the mass/count distinction: Evidence from languages that lack it

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On the mass/count distinction in Ojibwe

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Counting and classifiers

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Countability and numeral classifiers in Mandarin Chinese

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Semantic triggers, linguistic variation and the mass‐count distinction

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Classifying and massifying incrementally in Chinese language comprehension

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Telicity, Change, and State

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General Preface

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The Authors

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Abbreviations and Acronyms

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Oxford Studies In Theoretical Linguistics

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Introduction

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2 Lexical aspect and multiple incremental themes

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Another look at accomplishments and incrementality

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4 The composition of incremental change

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Telicity expression in the visual modality

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The monotonicity hypothesis

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From psych verbs to nouns

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Passive states

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The syntax and semantics of inchoatives as directed motion: The case of Korean

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Conflation and incorporation processes in resultative constructions

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Parameter theory and motion predicates

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Building involuntary states in Slavic

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Natural Language Ontology

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Locations

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Quelques in French: a Clustered Plural

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To Finish in German and Mainland Scandinavian: Telicity and Incrementality

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Mass-Count Distinction

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Number

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Majority Quantification and Quantity Superlatives

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General Preface

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List of Abbreviations

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Introduction

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Distributive most

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Cumulative most

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Most in partitives

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Majority quantifiers based on nouns

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Conclusions

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The Oxford Handbook of Grammatical Number

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List of Abbreviations

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Introduction

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Number and Numeral Classifiers

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Lexical Plurals

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Collective Nouns

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Singulative Systems

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Nominal Number and Language Pathologies

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Verbal Plurality Cross-Linguistically

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