Formal Versus Encyclopedic Properties of Vocabulary: Evidence from Nominalisations

Heidi Harley · Rolf Noyer

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this paper was published in Heidi Harley (ed.), Papers from the UPenn / MIT Roundtable on Argument Structure and Aspect (MIT Working Papers in Linguistics 32, 1998), under the title Licensing in the Non-Lexicalist Lexicon. Nominalizations, Vocabulary Items and the Encyclopaedia

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