Gabi Danon
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 1453655 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gabi Danon |
| PRENOMES | Gabi |
| SOBRENOME | Danon |
| ASSINATURA | DANON G |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Bar-Ilan University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 73 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2001 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Nothing to agree on
Copular clauses in Hebrew with the copula ze never allow their subjects to agree with the copula or with the post-copular predicate. Following previous work, it is shown that such clauses are not predicational and that their subjects often get a 'hidden event' interpretation. After ruling out an analysis that takes the copula to be the actual subject and an analysis involving a clausal subject, it is argued that these clauses involve a subject th…
Agreement alternations with quantified nominals in Modern Hebrew
Cross-linguistically, quantified noun phrases (QNPs) trigger one of four agreement patterns: with the quantifier, with the noun, default agreement, or semantic agreement. This paper focuses on agreement alternations in Hebrew, and argues that they follow not from variations in hierarchical structure but from the availability of multiple means of assigning values to the QNP's features. Building upon the index-concord analysis of Wechsler & Zlatić …
Two structures for numeral-noun constructions
Agreement and DP-Internal Feature Distribution
An implicit assumption in most minimalist work is that DP as a whole carries all the φ-features with which external heads agree. In this paper I argue that under this assumption and the assumption that only a node that is φ-complete can delete the φ-features of a node with which it agrees, Chomsky's (2000, 2001) model of feature valuation is incompatible with a large body of work on the DP-internal distribution of φ-features, according to which n…
Definiteness spreading in the Hebrew construct state
Caseless nominals and the projection of DP
Syntactic definiteness in the grammar of Modern Hebrew
Definiteness has often been assumed to play a role in syntax, most notably in relation to various definiteness effects and case alternations (Belletti 1988; De Hoop 1992; and many others). The question whether this involves a semantic property that is relevant in syntax, or an independent syntactic representation of definiteness, remains to a large extent unanswered. This paper shows that, on the one hand, Hebrew provides independent evidence for…
Agreement and DP-Internal Feature Distribution
An implicit assumption in most minimalist work is that DP as a whole carries all the φ-features with which external heads agree. In this paper I argue that under this assumption and the assumption that only a node that is φ-complete can delete the φ-features of a node with which it agrees, Chomsky's (2000, 2001) model of feature valuation is incompatible with a large body of work on the DP-internal distribution of φ-features, according to which n…
Caseless nominals and the projection of DP
Two structures for numeral-noun constructions
Definiteness spreading in the Hebrew construct state
Syntactic definiteness in the grammar of Modern Hebrew
Definiteness has often been assumed to play a role in syntax, most notably in relation to various definiteness effects and case alternations (Belletti 1988; De Hoop 1992; and many others). The question whether this involves a semantic property that is relevant in syntax, or an independent syntactic representation of definiteness, remains to a large extent unanswered. This paper shows that, on the one hand, Hebrew provides independent evidence for…
Agreement alternations with quantified nominals in Modern Hebrew
Cross-linguistically, quantified noun phrases (QNPs) trigger one of four agreement patterns: with the quantifier, with the noun, default agreement, or semantic agreement. This paper focuses on agreement alternations in Hebrew, and argues that they follow not from variations in hierarchical structure but from the availability of multiple means of assigning values to the QNP's features. Building upon the index-concord analysis of Wechsler & Zlatić …
Syntactic definiteness in the grammar of Modern Hebrew
Definiteness has often been assumed to play a role in syntax, most notably in relation to various definiteness effects and case alternations (Belletti 1988; De Hoop 1992; and many others). The question whether this involves a semantic property that is relevant in syntax, or an independent syntactic representation of definiteness, remains to a large extent unanswered. This paper shows that, on the one hand, Hebrew provides independent evidence for…
Caseless nominals and the projection of DP
Definiteness spreading in the Hebrew construct state
Agreement and DP-Internal Feature Distribution
An implicit assumption in most minimalist work is that DP as a whole carries all the φ-features with which external heads agree. In this paper I argue that under this assumption and the assumption that only a node that is φ-complete can delete the φ-features of a node with which it agrees, Chomsky's (2000, 2001) model of feature valuation is incompatible with a large body of work on the DP-internal distribution of φ-features, according to which n…
Nothing to agree on
Copular clauses in Hebrew with the copula ze never allow their subjects to agree with the copula or with the post-copular predicate. Following previous work, it is shown that such clauses are not predicational and that their subjects often get a 'hidden event' interpretation. After ruling out an analysis that takes the copula to be the actual subject and an analysis involving a clausal subject, it is argued that these clauses involve a subject th…
Agreement alternations with quantified nominals in Modern Hebrew
Cross-linguistically, quantified noun phrases (QNPs) trigger one of four agreement patterns: with the quantifier, with the noun, default agreement, or semantic agreement. This paper focuses on agreement alternations in Hebrew, and argues that they follow not from variations in hierarchical structure but from the availability of multiple means of assigning values to the QNP's features. Building upon the index-concord analysis of Wechsler & Zlatić …
Two structures for numeral-noun constructions
Linguistics (7 obras) · Philosophy (7 obras) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (6 obras) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Hebrew (5 obras) · Algorithm (4 obras) · Mathematics (4 obras) · Philosophy (4 obras) · Epistemology (3 obras)