Events and Plurality: The Jerusalem Lectures

Kluwer Academic Publisher (2000)
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The main claim of this book is that the very same distinction between semantic singularity and plurality that is fundamental to the semantics of nouns in the nominal domain is operative and fundamental in the verbal domain as well, applying ...

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