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Two Types of Negation: Semantics, Distribution and History
Elitzur A. Bar-Asher Siegal
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Department of Hebrew Language
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Negator
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Semantic Distribution
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Semantic History
100%
Positive Polarity Item
75%
Wide Scope
50%
Historical Linguistics
50%
Formal Semantics
25%
Truth Value
25%
Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
25%
Cross-linguistic
25%
Negative Type
25%
Light Distribution
25%
Formal Analysis
25%
Consistent Patterns
25%
Natural Language Semantics
25%
Falsity
25%
Linguistic Phenomena
25%
Existential Quantification
25%
Narrow Scope
25%
Methodological Insights
25%
Diachronic Data
25%
Synchronic Data
25%
External Negation
25%
Dynamic Semantics
25%
Truth Function
25%
Sicilian Dialects
25%
Arts and Humanities
Negation
100%
negator
44%
positive polarity items
33%
Diachronic Linguistics
22%
Wide-scope
22%
Formal Semantics
11%
Judaism
11%
Interplay
11%
Linguistics
11%
Discourse
11%
Aramaic
11%
Truth Value
11%
Lexical
11%
falsity
11%
Crosslinguistic
11%
Natural Language Semantics
11%
Formal Analysis
11%
Truth functions
11%
Dynamic Semantics
11%