This contribution is about processes of anaphora resolution that do not concern standardly assumed entities of the domain of discourse underlying natural language such as objects and kinds but slightly more exotic or non-standard entities such as events and especially 'facts'. In particular, arguments are provided that the pronominal system of natural language is sensitive to a fine-grained distinction among events, propositions, and facts
On facts in the syntax and semantics of Italian
DELFITTO, Denis
2005-01-01
Abstract
This contribution is about processes of anaphora resolution that do not concern standardly assumed entities of the domain of discourse underlying natural language such as objects and kinds but slightly more exotic or non-standard entities such as events and especially 'facts'. In particular, arguments are provided that the pronominal system of natural language is sensitive to a fine-grained distinction among events, propositions, and factsFile in questo prodotto:
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