Complex predicates, by definition, behave like representationally "reduced" predicates, as extensively discussed in the syntax literature. This article reports the results from an experimental study ...
Classic problems of how to generalize over predicate-argument relations (e.g., buy vs. sell; spray paint vs. spray a wall) have led to postulating semantic representations which are structured ...
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