Syntactic gradience : the nature of grammatical indeterminacy

Bas Aarts

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Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation Language Development and Disorders Categorization, perception, and language

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1. Introduction PART I THEORETICAL BACKGROUND 2. Categorization in Linguistics 3. Grammatical Gradience 4. Gradience and Related Notions PART II GRADIENCE IN ENGLISH CASE STUDIES 5. Subsective Gradience 6. Intersective Gradience 7. Constructional Gradience PART III FORMALIZATION 8. Modelling Syntactic Gradience References Index

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