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Exhaustive and non-exhaustive variation with free choice and referential vagueness

Evidence from Greek, Catalan, and Spanish

Bibliographic Data

ID7912929
AuthorsAnastasia Giannakidou (0000-0003-2266-9410), Josep Quer (0000-0001-6466-2749)
Year2013
Volume126
Pages120-149
Publication date2013-03-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessYes
TypeARTICLE
VenueLingua (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0024-3841 • E-ISSN: 1872-6135
PublisherElsevier BV (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.1016/j.lingua.2012.12.005
OpenAlexW1971307663
LanguageEN
Citations received61
References cited35

Appeal · Catalan · Interpretation (philosophy · Linguistics · Mathematical economics · Political science · Vagueness · Variation (astronomy · Computer Science · Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics · Game Theory and Voting Systems · Law · Mathematics · Philosophy · Psychology · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation

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  • Scalar marking without scalar meaning

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou, Yoon et al.•Language•2016

  • Negation and Opposition

    Laurence R Horn•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Expletive Negation

    Denis Delfitto•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation and First Language Acquisition

    Russell Thornton, Rosalind Thornton•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Quantitative Studies of the Use of Negative (Dependent) Expressions

    Phillip Wallage, Phillip W Wallage•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Intervention Effects with Negation

    Clemens Mayr•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation and Alternatives

    Anamaria Fălăuș•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Typology of Negation

    Johan Van Der Auwera, Johan Van Der Van Der Auwera et al.•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation in L2 Acquisition and Beyond

    Liliana Sánchez, Jennifer Austin•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation and the Brain

    Yosef Grodzinsky, Virginia Jaichenco et al.•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation and Constituent Ordering

    Elizabeth Pearce•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Expression of Negation in Sign Languages

    Josep Quer•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Possible Positioning of Negation

    Cecilia Poletto•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Form and Function of Negative, Tag, and Rhetorical Questions

    Maribel Romero•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Neurology of Negation

    Ken Ramshøj Christensen•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negative Fragment Answers

    Andrew Weir•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Metalinguistic Negation

    Ana Maria Martins•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negative Quantifiers

    Hedde Zeijlstra•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Evolutionary Precursors of Negation in Non-Human Reasoning

    Maria Bohn, Manuel Bohn et al.•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Modals and Negation

    Naomi Francis, Sabine Iatridou•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Understanding Negation

    Barbara Kaup, Carolin Dudschig•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation in Non-Standard Varieties

    Christina Tortora, Frances Blanchette•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Evolution of Negative Dependencies

    Chiara Gianollo•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation and Presupposition

    Dan Beaver, David Beaver et al.•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation, Prosody, and Gesture

    Pilar Prieto, M Teresa Espinal•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Calculating the Scope of Negation

    Nicholas Fleisher•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Neg-raising

    Laurence R Horn•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negative Polarity Illusions

    Hanna Müller, Colin Phillips•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Affixal Negation

    Shrikant Joshi•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Morpho-Syntactic Nature of the Negative Marker

    Chiara Gianollo•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Individual Differences in Processing of Negative Operators

    Veena D Dwivedi•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Double Negation Readings

    Henriette De Swart•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negative Concord and the Nature of Negative Concord Items

    Anastasia Giannakidou•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Negative Cycle and Beyond

    Anne Breitbarth•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Types of Negation

    Karen De Clercq•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negation in Event Semantics

    Barry Schein•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Neurobiology of Lexical and Sentential Negation

    Liuba Papeo, Manuel De Vega•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negative Predicates

    Jacques Moeschler•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Negative Polarity Items

    Lucia M Tovena•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Role of Pragmatics in Negation Change

    Pierre Larrivée•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Cognitive Precursors of Negation in Preverbal Infants

    Jean‐rémy Hochmann, Jean-Rémy Hochmann•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Minimizers and Maximizers as Different Types of Polarity Items

    Susagna Tubau•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Denial

    David Ripley•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • The Landscape of Negative Dependencies

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou, Hedde Zeijlstra•The Wiley Blackwell Companion to…•2017

  • The Oxford Handbook of Negation

    Viviane Déprez, M Teresa Espinal•Oxford Handbook of Negation•2020

  • Variation of Mock Vague Deixis Renjia (“Someone”) in Chinese Weibo Posts

    Yuxiao Xin, Qingrong Liu•East Asian Pragmatics•2026

  • Specific unknowns

    Open Access•Tommy Tsz-Ming Lee•Proceedings of the Linguistic…•2021

  • DP-internal Inversion and Negative Polarity

    Open Access•Chiara Gianollo•Probus•2020

  • Descriptive As Ifs

    Open Access•Justin Bledin, Sadhwi Srinivas•Linguistics and Philosophy•2023

  • Force and Choice

    Open Access•Sam Carter•Linguistics and Philosophy•2022

  • Comprehension asymmetries in language acquisition

    Open Access•Spyridoula Varlokosta, Michaela Nerantzini et al.•Journal of Child Language•2015

  • Distributionally restricted items

    Open Access•Longjun Jing, Jing Lin et al.•Natural Language and Linguistic…•2022

  • The use of any with factive predicates

    Open Access•Patrick Duffley, Pierre Larrivée•Linguistics•2019

  • Positive polarity indefinites? On how (not) to identify them

    Open Access•Anamaria Fălăuș•Linguistics•2018

  • Free choice inference in imperatives

    Open Access•Eleni Staraki•Lingua•2018

  • A syntactically-driven approach to indefiniteness, specificity and anti-specificity in Romance

    Open Access•M Teresa Espinal, Sonia Cyrino•Journal of Linguistics•2021

  • Bias and Modality in Conditionals

    Open Access•Mingya Liu, Stephanie Rotter et al.•Journal of Psycholinguistic…•2021

  • A fresh look at the compatibility between any and veridical contexts

    Open Access•Patrick J Duffley, Patrick Duffley et al.•Lingua•2015

  • From Theoretical Framework to Empirical Investigation

    Open Access•Lingda Kong, Yi Li et al.•Languages•2025

  • Mouren" ("Somebody") can be you-know-who

    Open Access•Yingzhe Jin, Xinren Chen•Journal of Pragmatics•2020

  • Affective Dependencies

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou•Linguistics and Philosophy•1999

  • Any

    Open Access•Nirit Kadmon, Fred Landman•Linguistics and Philosophy•1993

  • Perspective-shifting with appositives and expressives

    Open Access•Jesse A Harris, Jesse Harris et al.•Linguistics and Philosophy•2009

  • Referential and quantificational indefinites

    Open Access•Janet Dean Fodor, Ivan A Sag•Linguistics and Philosophy•1982

  • The Meaning of Free Choice

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou•Linguistics and Philosophy•2001

  • Pragmatics

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  • Restoring Indefinites to Normalcy

    L F Marti, L Marti•Journal of Semantics•2006

  • Specificity Distinctions

    Donka F Farkas•Journal of Semantics•2002

  • Epistemic Determiners

    Jacques Jayez•Journal of Semantics•2006

  • (In)Definiteness, Polarity, and the Role of wh-morphology in Free Choice

    Anastasia Giannakidou•Journal of Semantics•2006

  • The universal force of free choice any

    Veneeta Dayal•Linguistic Variation Yearbook•2004

  • Variation in the expression of universal quantification and free choice

    Malte Zimmermann•Linguistic Variation Yearbook•2008

  • The landscape of Even

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou•Natural Language and Linguistic…•2007

  • Partitives, Double Genitives and Anti-Uniqueness

    Open Access•Chris Barker•Natural Language and Linguistic…•1998

  • Dutch Enig

    Open Access•Jack Hoeksema•Natural Language and Linguistic…•2010

  • Free choice, modals, and imperatives

    Open Access•Maria Aloni•Natural Language Semantics•2007

  • Modal indefinites

    Open Access•Luis Alonso-Ovalle, Luis Alonso‐ovalle et al.•Natural Language Semantics•2010

  • Presuppositional and negative islands

    Open Access•Márta Abrusán•Natural Language Semantics•2011

  • Indeterminate Phrase Quantification in Japanese

    Open Access•Junko Shimoyama•Natural Language Semantics•2006

  • Imperatives and modals

    Open Access•Paul Portner•Natural Language Semantics•2007

  • This is Definitely Specific

    Open Access•Tania Ionin•Natural Language Semantics•2006

  • Two types of donkey sentences

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  • Indefinites in comparatives

    Open Access•Maria Aloni, Floris Roelofsen•Natural Language Semantics•2014

  • On universal Free Choice items

    Open Access•Paula Menéndez‐benito, Paula Menéndez-Benito•Natural Language Semantics•2010

  • The dependency of the subjunctive revisited

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou•Lingua•2009

  • Collocation, interpretation and explanation

    Open Access•Patrick J Duffley, Patrick Duffley et al.•Lingua•2012

  • Only , Emotive Factive Verbs, and the Dual Nature of Polarity Dependency

    Open Access•Anastasia Giannakidou•Language•2006

  • The Semantics of Determiners

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Unique citing works61
Citations per year5,55
Citation span2015 - 2026 (12)
Citation velocitycurrent
Highly citedNo
Citation typesNeutral: 59
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