A multiple wh-question with its answer patterns
- question : String
The question
- numWh : Nat
Number of wh-phrases
- constituentAnswer : String
Example constituent answer (short form)
- sententialAnswer : String
Example sentential answer (long form)
- exhaustiveReading : String
The exhaustive interpretation
- source : String
Source
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G&S p. 310: "Which man loves which woman?"
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Conjunctive answer: multiple pairs
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Disjunctive answer: uncertain which pair
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Complex answer with quantifiers
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Constituent and sentential answers express the same proposition. @cite{groenendijk-stokhof-1984}: Both derived from the same abstract + term.
- question : String
The question
- shortAnswer : String
Short (constituent) answer
- longAnswer : String
Long (sentential) answer
- equivalent : Bool
They express the same proposition
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- Phenomena.Questions.MultipleWh.johnSuzy_equiv = { question := "Which man loves which woman?", shortAnswer := "John, Suzy", longAnswer := "John loves Suzy" }
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Some multiple-wh questions have both pair-list and single-pair readings. G&S focus on exhaustive (pair-list) readings.
- pairList : MultiWhReading
- singlePair : MultiWhReading
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G&S: The default/semantic reading is pair-list (exhaustive). Single-pair readings are pragmatic/mention-some.
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G&S define a hierarchy of term categories: T^0 = S/S (sentence adverbs: yes, no) T^1 = S/AB^1 (ordinary terms: John, everyone) T^2 = S/AB^2 (2-place terms: John, Mary) T^n = S/AB^n (n-place terms)
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