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Linglib.Phenomena.Quantification.Typology

Cross-Linguistic Quantifier Typology #

@cite{barwise-cooper-1981} @cite{peters-westerstahl-2006} @cite{shimoyama-2006} @cite{nakanishi-2007} @cite{kuo-yu-2012} @cite{tsai-2015}

Empirical quantifier inventories from three languages (three families) mapped to a common QuantifierInventory structure, following the pattern established in Phenomena.Modality.Typology for modal inventories.

Mapping conventions #

Data sources #

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      A language's quantifier inventory.

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          English quantifier inventory, derived from the QuantityWord fragment. Uses the 6-word scale: none, few, some, half, most, all.

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            Mandarin quantifier inventory, derived from the MandarinQuantEntry fragment. 5 entries per @cite{tsai-2015} §5.3: měi, suǒyǒu, quánbù, hěnduō, dà-bùfèn.

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              Japanese quantifier inventory, derived from the JapaneseQuantEntry fragment. 7 entries: subete, dono-N-mo, dare-ka, dare-mo, nan-nin-ka, hotondo, ryōhō.

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                Neither Mandarin nor Japanese has definite determiners (no articles).