ConSOLE 15 2007 Center for Research In Syntax, Semantics & Phonology (CRISSP), Brussels

Intensionality and extraction as reflexes of syntactic structure

Carlos de Cuba, Tomoko Kawamura

Stony Brook University

Stony Brook University

lin200cdc@hotmail.com
IntensionalityExtractionSententialist View

Abstract

In the sententialist view of intensionality, intensionality arises only in bi-clausal contexts. However, not all bi-clausal contexts give rise to intensionality, and the level of intensionality can vary. Non-factives display full intensional properties, factives are only partially intensional, and temporal adverbial constructions have no intensional properties. We argue that these three levels of intensionality are associated with different syntactic structures. Extraction data provide support for this three way syntactic division. We argue that three levels of intensionality are present at the DP level as well.

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Carlos de Cuba, Tomoko Kawamura (2007). intensionality and extraction as reflexes of syntactic structure. In Proceedings of ConSOLE 15, edited by Sylvia Blaho, Camelia Constantinescu, Erik Schoorlemmer, (pp. 25-40).

BibTeX

@inproceedings{deCuba-Intensionality-2008, title={Intensionality and extraction as reflexes of syntactic structure}, author={Carlos de Cuba and Tomoko Kawamura}, booktitle={Proceedings of ConSOLE 15}, year={2007}, pages={25-40}, editor={Sylvia Blaho and Camelia Constantinescu and Erik Schoorlemmer} }