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Microsoft Word - WP3 Anna Wärnsby EDITERAD 15 aug 2003.doc (De)coding epistemic modality in English and Swedish ANNA WÄRNSBY 1 Introduction When hearers are confronted with modal expressions in their native language, especially expressions that contain a modal verb, they are normally able to interpret these expressions immediately as being either epistemic or non-epistemic1. What it is that enable

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol03/Warnsby-decodingepistemicmodality.pdf - 2025-10-09

Probing phrases, pronouns, and binding1 FREDRIK HEINAT (MALMÖ UNIVERSITY) Abstract One claim in this paper is that all labels with unvalued features are probes, in other words, phrases, too are probes. The second claim is that the difference between pronouns and reflexives is an effect of the syntactic derivation; personal pronouns are formed with all ϕ-features valued and need only case, which i

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol06/Heinat_06.pdf - 2025-10-09

This is the title of my paper The Use of Modal Expressions in English by Native Speakers of Russian ANNA WÄRNSBY 1 Introduction This study examines in what ways and to what degree of success native speakers of Russian use modal expressions in English. The study is based on a translation experiment from Russian into English designed for use within the frame of the computer program ScriptLog (see Se

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol01/Anna2.pdf - 2025-10-09

Satu2.doc Extraposition and Restrictive Relative Clauses SATU MANNINEN 1 Introduction In this paper, I investigate the construction found in English and a number of other languages in which the nominal “head” of a relative clause becomes separated from the rest of the relative clause by intervening material (the so-called relative clause extraposition construction).1 The basic pattern in illustrat

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol02/Satu.pdf - 2025-10-09

Microsoft Word - gyllstad-format-14-pt.doc Words that go together well: developing test formats for measuring learner knowledge of English collocations HENRIK GYLLSTAD (LUND UNIVERSITY) Abstract This paper describes the development of two test formats, COLLEX and COLLMATCH, measuring receptive recognition knowledge of English verb +NP collocations, and reports findings from pilots and initial test

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Unimodal and Cross-Modal Iconicity in Japanese Ideophones Supervisor: Jordan Zlatev Centre for Language and Literature, Lund University MA in Language and Linguistics, Cognitive Semiotics SPVR01 Language and Linguistics: Degree Project – Master's (Two Years) Thesis, 30 credits August 2025 Unimodal and Cross-Modal Iconicity in Japanese Ideophones A cognitive-semiotic approach Nils Paulsson ii Abstr

https://www.sol.lu.se/media/kalender/2025-08/SPVR01_Nils%20Paulsson_Aug25.pdf - 2025-08-29

This is the title of my paper A Note on the Categorization of Nominal expressions FREDRIK HEINAT Abstract This paper argues that the distinction that Déchaine and Wiltschko (2002) make between on the one hand r-expressions, first and second person pronouns, and on the other hand third person pronouns is misleading. If more data is taken into consideration and some of the data that Déchaine and Wil

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol04/heinat-wp-04.pdf - 2025-10-09

Microsoft Word - LIVR50_reading_list_ht25 efter styrgruppen Centre for languages and l i tera ture Int ern at io na l Ma st er ’ s p rogra mm e L i t era tu r e – C ul t ure – Me dia LIVR50 – Literature – Culture – Media: An Introduction, 15 ECTS, Reading list HT 2024 Fastställd av styrgruppen den 17 april 2024 Reading list part 1 of the course: Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, The Rime of the Ancyent Ma

https://www.sol.lu.se/media/utbildning/dokument/kurser/LIVR50/20252/LIVR50_HT25_Litteraturlista.pdf - 2025-10-09

This is the title of my paper Is the notion of linguistic competence at all relevant in Cognitive Linguistics? CARITA PARADIS 1 Introduction Linguistic competence is a term we associate with Chomsky (e.g. 1965: Ch 1), who made the distinction between people’s knowledge of language (competence), and that knowledge put to use in real situations (performance).1 Competence is an aspect of our mental c

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol01/Cim_cecilia.pdf - 2025-10-09

WP.doc 1 Is the notion of linguistic competence at all relevant in Cognitive Linguistics? CARITA PARADIS 1 Introduction Linguistic competence is a term we associate with Chomsky (e.g. 1965: Ch 1), who made the distinction between people’s knowledge of language (competence), and that knowledge put to use in real situations (performance).1 Competence is an aspect of our mental capacity underlying ou

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol01/Cim.pdf - 2025-10-09

Cim.doc Between epistemic modality and degree: the case of really1 CARITA PARADIS 1 Background and major claims Research on the interpretation of adverbs such as really, just, only, rather, quite, apparently or absolutely shows that they are contextually sensitive and highly flexible.2 This paper takes a closer look at really in order to account for its various interpretations. Stenström’s (1986)

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https://www.sol.lu.se/media/utbildning/dokument/kurser/FLRB23/20221/FLRB21_22_23_24_alla_delar_ht21.pdf - 2025-10-10

Svenska, språklig inriktning 1–40 poäng Vårterminen 2019 Spring semester 2019 LINA23, Linguistics: Level 2 (Lingvistik: Fortsättningskurs), 30 hp Approved by section 1 at the Centre for Languages and Literature 7 March 2018. Module 1: Voice and Speech (Rösten och talet), 6hp (LINC01) Obligatory literature Denes, P B & Pinson, E N: The speech chain. The physics and biology of spoken languages. New

https://www.sol.lu.se/media/utbildning/dokument/kurser/LINA23/20191/LINA23_Literature_list_for_spring_2019.pdf - 2025-10-10

Robert Ryan.doc A method of interpreting prenominal possessives: incorporating the generative lexicon and type-shifting. ROBERT RYAN Växjö University 1. Introduction Using Pustejovsky’s lexical semantic theory, according to which word senses have a rich internal structure (Pustejovsky (1995)), Jensen & Vikner (1994), and Vikner & Jensen (1999), present a unified formal semantic analysis of the pre

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This is the title of my paper Testing L2 Vocabulary: Current Test Formats in English as a L2 Used at Swedish Universities HENRIK GYLLSTAD Abstract Recent literature on L2 vocabulary testing points to a move away from discrete vocabulary testing towards more embedded and integrative approaches. This paper investigates if the way vocabulary is currently tested at English departments at Swedish unive

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol04/gyllstad-wp-04.pdf - 2025-10-09

ENGK01_Studiebeskrivning ENGK01: Engelska kandidatkurs, 30 högskolepoäng Studiebeskrivning Kursen består av följande delkurser vilka beskrivs nedan: • Engelsk litteraturvetenskap, 6 högskolepoäng eller • Engelsk språkvetenskap, 6 högskolepoäng • Översättning, 2 högskolepoäng • Ordkunskap, 2 högskolepoäng • Valbar kurs, 5 högskolepoäng • Examensarbete språkvetenskaplig inriktning, 15 högskolepoäng

https://www.sol.lu.se/media/utbildning/dokument/studiebeskrivningar/ENGK01.pdf - 2025-10-10

Stefan.doc Extractions from Relative Clauses in Swedish as Self-answering Questions 1 STEFAN HUBER, DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN, LUND UNIVERSITY 1 Introduction Since the earliest days of generative grammar, it has been pointed out that extractions out of relative clauses (henceforth: RCs) are banned, hence the ungrammaticality of the English examples in (1): (1) a. * Whoi did you read [[DP an article [CP

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Jenny 060823 Event anaphors – a unified account? JENNY STRÖM HEROLD (LUND UNIVERSITY ) Abstract This paper is concerned with different types of event anaphors in English and to some extent also in Swedish. The point of departure is the seminal work of Hankamer and Sag (1976) where two major classes of anaphors are suggested, namely surface anaphors and deep anaphors. An important distinction is th

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol06/Herold_06.pdf - 2025-10-09

This is the title of my paper A longitudinal corpus of Swedish university students’ written English, some problems and some results∗ PHILIP SHAW, UNIVERSITY OF STOCKHOLM Abstract To understand how writing skills are acquired requires longitudinal studies, which should focus not only on correctness, but also on style and vocabulary development. In this project I got first-semester students in the E

https://www.sol.lu.se/fileadmin/media/forskning/workingpapers/engelska/vol04/shaw-wp-04.pdf - 2025-10-09