Anna Szabolcsi, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Linguistics | New York University, New York, NY, United States |
Area:
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"Anna Szabolcsi"Children
Sign in to add trainee| Haoze Li | grad student | NYU | |
| Filippo Beghelli | grad student | 1995 | UCLA Linguistics |
| Martin Honcoop | grad student | 1998 | Leiden |
| Eytan Zweig | grad student | 2002-2008 | NYU |
| Laura D. Rimell | grad student | 2012 | NYU (Neurotree) |
| Inna G. Livitz | grad student | 2013 | NYU |
| Vera Zu | grad student | 2018 | NYU |
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| Szabolcsi A. (2019) Unconditionals and free choice unified Semantics and Linguistic Theory. 29: 320 |
| Szabolcsi A. (2018) Two types of quantifier particles: Quantifier-phrase internal vs. heads on the clausal spine Glossa: a Journal of General Linguistics. 3 |
| Szabolcsi A. (2015) What do quantifier particles do? Linguistics and Philosophy |
| Szabolcsi A, Whang JD, Zu V. (2014) Quantifier words and their multi-functional(?) parts Language and Linguistics. 15: 115-155 |
| Szabolcsi A. (2013) The syntax and semantics of a determiner system: A case study of Mauritian Creole by Diana Guillemin (review) Language. 89: 181-184 |
| Szabolcsi A. (2013) Quantifier particles and compositionality Proceedings of the 19th Amsterdam Colloquium, Ac 2013. 27-34 |
| Szabolcsi A. (2012) Compositionality without word boundaries: (the) more and (the) most Semantics and Linguistic Theory. 22: 1 |
| Szabolcsi A. (2010) Certain Verbs Are Syntactically Explicit Quantifiers Baltic International Yearbook of Cognition, Logic and Communication. 6 |
| Szabolcsi A, Bott L, McElree B. (2008) The Effect of Negative Polarity Items on Inference Verification. Journal of Semantics. 25: 411-450 |
| Bernardi R, Szabolcsi A. (2008) Optionality, scope, and licensing: An application of partially ordered categories Journal of Logic, Language and Information. 17: 237-283 |