Counting Aggregates, Groups and Kinds: Countability from the Perspective of a Morphologically Complex Language
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| Year of publication | 2021 |
| Type | Chapter of a book |
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| Description | Theories of countability face the task of explaining how various nouns’ different participation in grammatical number constructions corresponds to meaning contrasts among those nouns. *,1 What, if anything, in a noun’s meaning impinges on its ability to appear in different morphosyntactic con- texts related to counting and/or measuring? Or in the other direction, how do morphosyntactic contexts impinge on the possible interpretations of a noun? |
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