Další formáty:
BibTeX
LaTeX
RIS
@proceedings{1407576,
author = {Strachoňová, Hana and Dočekal, Mojmír and Kupčíková, Ivana and Tylová, Mirka},
booktitle = {II Meeting on Morphosyntax of Portuguese Sign Language and other sign languages, 08-09/02/2018, Porto},
keywords = {sign language; czech sign language; distributivity; reduplication},
language = {eng},
title = {Semantics of distributivity in Czech Sign Language},
year = {2018}
}
TY - CONF
ID - 1407576
AU - Strachoňová, Hana - Dočekal, Mojmír - Kupčíková, Ivana - Tylová, Mirka
PY - 2018
TI - Semantics of distributivity in Czech Sign Language
KW - sign language
KW - czech sign language
KW - distributivity
KW - reduplication
N2 - Various types of distance distributive (DD) items across natural languages received attention in recent linguistic works. As for Sign Languages (SL), the DD research is presented (among other topics) in Quer (2012), Kimmelman (2015), Kimmelman (2017) & Kuhn (2017) a.o. Following this work we focus on a specific type of reduplication in SL (reduplication on R-loci) which is claimed to be a marker of distributive quantification (i.e. by Kimmelman 2015): a ”distributive reduplication” from now on. By bringing new data from Czech Sign Language(CSL) we propose a new compositional semantics for DD structures. The analysis shows that the distributive reduplication in CSL can be understood as a realization of the most general distributivity operator (Schwarzschild’s Part with the cover domain), like Champolion’s (2012) D but being anaphoric to the distributive key. The multiple DD marking is not a syntactic agreement, as proposed in some previous approaches but non-scopal anaphoric D operator. Both individual and occasional readings were attested. We suggest that the interpretation of both reduplications leads to the occasional reading; the vacuous/redundant distributivity over the same theta-role results in an individual distributive reading
ER -
STRACHOŇOVÁ, Hana, Mojmír DOČEKAL, Ivana KUPČÍKOVÁ a Mirka TYLOVÁ. Semantics of distributivity in Czech Sign Language. In \textit{II Meeting on Morphosyntax of Portuguese Sign Language and other sign languages, 08-09/02/2018, Porto}. 2018.
|
