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Lexicography and the Count-Mass Distinction
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Objects and the Grammar of Countability
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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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OXFORD STUDIES IN SEMANTICS AND PRAGMATICS
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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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Copyright Page
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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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Korean EFL Learners’ Indefinite Article Use with Four Types of Abstract Nouns
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Mass-Count Distinction
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A Guide to Gender and Classifiers
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Preface and acknowledgements
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List of generalizations
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Abbreviations and conventions
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Noun categorization devices
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The expression of gender
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Gender in its further guises
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Numeral classifiers
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Classifiers in possessive constructions
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Verbal classifiers
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Classifiers of further kinds
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Gender and classifiers in one language
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Multiple classifier languages
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The meanings of gender and of classifiers
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What are gender and classifiers good for?
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The world through the prism of language
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Origins and histories of gender and classifiers
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Contact, obsolescence, and social change in gender and classifiers
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How gender and classifiers are acquired, and how they are lost
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Gender and classifiers
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Fieldworker’s guide: How to know more about genders and classifiers
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The Oxford Handbook of Grammatical Number
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Copyright Page
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List of Abbreviations
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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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Multiple Events and ‘N Preposition N’
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Multiple Event Readings andOccasional-Type Adjectives
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Multiple Event Readings with Dependent Indefinites
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Dual in Standard and Syrian Arabic
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Semantic Approaches to Number
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Dual in Slovenian
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Inverse number in Dagaare
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Japanese -tatiand generalized associative plurals
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Non-inflectional plural in Yucatec Maya
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Bare nominals and number in Brazilian Portuguese
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Nominal number in Cushitic
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Noun Classes and Plurality in Bantu Languages
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Countability and Number Without Number Inflection
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Production and comprehension studies on the mass–count distinction in Yudja
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Verbal Number in Chadic, with Special Reference to Hausa
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Number and the Mass–Count Distinction
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Dependent Numerals in Kaqchikel
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Number in Sign Languages
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Number in Marori
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Number in Balinese
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Number and Quantity Expressions
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Number in the Mental Lexicon
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Nominal Number Morphology
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The Syntax of Number Markers
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Bare Nouns and Number
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Preface and Acknowledgements
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List of Symbols and Abbreviations
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Copyright Page
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Grammatical Number in Welsh: Diachrony and Typology
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Shared Principles of Individuation Underpin Object–Event Correspondences Cross‐Linguistically
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