French Bare Arguments Are Not Extinct: The Case of Coordinated Bare Nouns
French Bare Arguments Are Not Extinct: The Case of Coordinated Bare Nouns
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法语的裸参数并未绝迹：并列裸名词的案例
DOI：
10.1162/002438904323019093
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发表时间：
2004
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
J. Roodenburg
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作者：
J. Roodenburg
对裸论元的研究主要集中在裸复数的分布上，而对协调裸名词的研究很少。Heycock和Zamparelli（2003）的贡献是认真地尝试填补这一空白，但他们的分析细节导致了对法语不正确的预测。我展示了cbn在不同语言中表现出惊人的一致行为，不像bp，后者受到跨语言变化的影响，正如Longobardi（2001）所概述的那样。为了解释这些事实，我建议修改Heycock和Zamparelli对CBNs的分析。
The study of bare arguments mainly concentrates on the distribution of bare plurals (BPs) while little attention is paid to coordinated bare nouns (CBNs). The contribution of Heycock and Zamparelli (2003) is a serious attempt to fill this gap, but the details of their analysis lead to predictions that are not correct for French. I show that CBNs exhibit surprisingly uniform behavior across languages, unlike BPs, which are subject to crosslinguistic variation, as sketched by Longobardi (2001). To account for these facts, I propose a modification of Heycock and Zamparelli's analysis of CBNs.