Thetic and Categorical, Stage and Individual, Weak and Strong

William A. Ladusaw

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In his classic work on the interpretation of the English existential construction, Gary Milsark (1974) proposed a two-way distinction in interpretations of determiner phrases, a two way classification of one-place predicates, and a generalization about their ability to combine.

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1977Reference to kinds in English 1991Negation in syntax: on the nature of functional categories and projections 1993The syntax of predication 1989Stage-Level and Individual-Level Predicates 1979Existential sentences in English 1991Syntactic properties of sentential negation : a comparative study of Romance languages

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