
Multiple Determiners and the Structure of DPs
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- Multiple Determiners and the Structure of DPs
- Editorial page
- Title page
- LCC data
- Table of contents
- List of abbreviations
- Preface
- 1. Introduction
- 1. What this book is about
- 2. Overview of the empirical domain
- 3. Approaching multiple marking
- 4. Background: The structure of the DP
- 5. Outline of the book
- 2. Definite determiner spreading in Greek
- 1. The structure of the Greek DP
- 2. Definite determiner spreading in the presence of adjectival modification
- 2.1 The main pattern
- 2.2 The semantic contribution of multiple determiners
- 2.2.1 The Prominence Condition and Greek clitic doubling
- 2.2.2 Determiner spreading and Prominence
- 2.3 Towards an analysis
- 2.3.1 Clitic doubling in the DP
- 2.3.2 Determiner spreading does not involve an article realizing a predication relation
- 2.3.3 Establishing the generalizations concerning adjectival distribution (again)
- 2.3.4 Greek determiner spreading does not involve lose apposition
- 2.3.5 Greek determiner spreading involves a reduced relative clause structure
- 3. Generalized multiple marking in Greek?
- 3.1 Other contexts with double marking
- 3.2 On the properties of the other multiple determiner patterns
- 3.3 Substantivized adjectives
- 3.4 Binominal NPs
- 3.5 Pseudopartitives
- 3.6 Close apposition
- 4. Summary and conclusion
- 3. Beyond Greek: Multiple definite determiners in Romance and Germanic
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Doubling in Romanian
- 2.1 The status of the definite article in Romanian
- 2.2 Romanian determiner doubling: Introducing cel
- 2.3 Romanian and Greek contrasted
- 2.3.1 On the similarities between Romanian and Greek
- 2.3.2 On the differences between Romanian and Greek
- 2.4 Towards an analysis
- 3. Doubling in Scandinavian
- 3.1 Determiners in Scandinavian
- 3.2 Double marking in Scandinavian
- 3.2.1 The suffixed article
- 3.2.2 The pre-adjectival article
- 3.3 Some differences between Greek/Romanian and Scandinavian
- 4. Doubling in the context of superlative adjectives in French
- 4.1 General distribution
- 4.2 Structuring superlatives
- 4.3 Kayne's (2004) analysis
- 4.4 An alternative?
- 5. What about English?
- 4. When adjectival determiners abound
- 1. Multiple determiners in Hebrew
- 1.1 The distribution of multiple determiners
- 1.2 An analysis of Hebrew multiple determiners
- 2. Adjectival articles in Albanian
- 2.1 The distribution of adjectival articles
- 2.2 An analysis of Albanian adjectival articles
- 3. Slovenian adjectival determiners
- 4. De in Chinese
- 5. Conclusion
- 5. Multiple determiners in indefinite noun phrases
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Doubling in the context of degree words
- 3. Towards an analysis of indefiniteness doubling with degree words
- 4. Spreading of indefinite articles in adjectival modification
- 5. Spreading of indefiniteness in Greek?
- 6. Multiple determiners and the structure of DPs: Some conclusions
- References
- Index
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