On the Scoping Properties of Negation, Focusing Particles and Sentence Adverbials

Koktová, Eva

doi:10.1515/thli.1987.14.2-3.173

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“…The significance of the parameter 'scope', in the sense of the present study, was not seen at all in these earlier analyses. The only recent analysis that follows that early tradition and terminology is Koktova (1987). But since her analyses are purely syntactic, her arguments for dispensing with the 'focus-scope' distinction are far from convincing.…”

Section: Perfective and Additive Uses Of Nochmentioning

confidence: 98%

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The Meaning of Focus Particles: A Comparative Perspective

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König²

1993

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Section: Perfective and Additive Uses Of Nochmentioning

confidence: 98%

“…Jacobs, 1988:94f. ;Koktova, 1987). The following pairs of sentences clearly differ in their meaning:…”

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