Some, Speaker Knowledge, and Subkinds✯
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I provide an analysis of sentences with some combining with subkind-denoting NPs, such as Some plant is growing through the wall of my room. In such sentences, there is epistemic uncertainty concerning the subkind, but not concerning the actual witness of the claim. I make use of the semantics proposed by [AOMB10b] for the Spanish epistemic indefinite algún, combined with the polysemy of common nouns between being individual-denoting and subkind-denoting [Kri95, Kra08], to provide an analysis of such sentences.
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تاریخ انتشار 2012