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• TITLE: On the Distributive and Non-Distributive Interpretation in Japanese

  AUTHORS: Kenji Yokota

  KEYWORDS: Distributive, Non-Distributive, Floating Numeral Quantifier, Japanese

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, Vol.4 No.4, October 15, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Through an analysis of two different types of floating numeral quantifier (FNQ) constructions in Japanese, the present paper investigates the distributive and non-distributive interpretation in Japanese. Discussion of the interpretative issues related to ambiguity and intonation has indicated that FNQs are potentially ambiguous, offering both distributive and non-distributive readings.