Lexical plurals and beyond

• Introduction: New perspectives on lexical plurals
  Peter Lauwers & Marie Lammert | pp. 207–216
Articles
• Structures for plurals
  Paolo Acquaviva | pp. 217–233
• Lexical plurals in Telugu: Mass nouns in disguise
  Peter W. Smith | pp. 234–252
• Les pluriels internes féminins de l’arabe tunisien
  Myriam Dali & Éric Mathieu | pp. 253–271
• Les pluriels lexicaux dits « massifs » face au conditionneur universel
  Peter Lauwers | pp. 272–288
• Collectives, object mass nouns and individual count nouns: Nouns between lexical and inflectional plural marking
  Wiltrud Mihatsch | pp. 289–308
• The capricious evolution of the indefinite plural article uns and its relationship with lexical plurality in medieval French
  Anne Carlier | pp. 309–334
• Lexical plurals through meronymy and hyperonymy
  Marie Lammert | pp. 335–354
• Lexical plurals for aggregates of discrete entities in English: Why plural, yet non-count, nouns?
  Laure Gardelle | pp. 355–372
• Les noms déverbaux : des pluriels lexicaux à la pluriactionnalité
  Marie Laurence Knittel | pp. 373–390
• Articulatory plurality is a property of lexical plurals in sign language
  Carl Börstell, Ryan Lepic & Gal Belsitzman | pp. 391–407

Cited by one other publication

Mihatsch, Wiltrud & Désirée Kleineberg

2024. The Interaction of Morphosyntax and Semantics in Romance Object Mass Nouns. In Nouns and the Morphosyntax / Semantics Interface, ► pp. 153 ff.

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