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PhD theses (1)

1. Tue Trinh: Edges and linearization

MSc theses (4)

1. Tue Trinh: Aspects of clause structure in Vietnamese
2. Nicole J. Desjarlais: Actions speak louder than words
3. Việt Hùng Lê: Ứng dụng khoa học luận của thomas samuel kuhn trong khoa học về chính sách khoa học
4. Thành Việt Cao: Vấn đề Đối xứng và Lý thuyết về Hàm ngôn (trên tư liệu tiếng Anh và tiếng Việt)

Other documents (113)

1. Tue Trinh: Strengthened, and weakened, by belief
2. Tue Trinh: Forms of address, performative prefixes, and the syntax-pragmatics interface
3. Tue Trinh: Logicality and the picture theory of language
4. Tue Trinh: Exceptives and cardinality
5. Tue Trinh: On Gisbert Fanselow’s (2002) argument against VP remnant movement
6. Tue Trinh: A note on speech act recursion
7. Tue Trinh: Comparing the derivation of modal domains and strengthened meanings
8. Tue Trinh, Trang Phan, Duc Nghieu Vu: Negation and polar questions in Vietnamese
9. Tue Trinh: Epistemic bias anti-licenses NPIs in polar questions
10. Tue Trinh, Itai Bassi: Excursive questions
11. Tue Trinh: Of pictures and trivialities
12. Tue Trinh: Đại từ và giao diện luận lý
13. Itai Bassi, Aron Hirsch, Tue Trinh: Pre-DP only is a propositional operator at LF
14. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Questioning and time
15. Interdisciplinary perspectives on Vietnamese linguistics
16. Kazuko Yatsushiro, Tue Trinh, Marzena Żygis, Stephanie Solt, Anton Benz, Manfred Krifka: Certainly but not certain
17. Tue Trinh: Wittgenstein trivia
18. Tue Trinh: Preface
19. Tue Trinh: Three ways of referring to discourse participants in Vietnamese
20. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Splitting atoms in natural language
21. Trang Phan, Tue Trinh, Hung Phan: Deriving four generalizations about nominals in three classifier languages
22. Luka Crnič, Tue Trinh: Ignorance, introspection, and epistemic modals
23. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Zero and triviality
24. Tue Trinh: Bipartite exhaustification
25. Tue Trinh, Giang Pham, Ben Phạm, Linh Pham: The adaptation of MAIN to Vietnamese
26. Tue Trinh: Exhaustification and contextual restriction
27. Tue Trinh: A tense question
28. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh, Chi Mai Luong: Interpretation of numerals under memory load by Vietnamese speakers
29. Tue Trinh: The edginess of silence
30. Yahya Aldholmi, Hamid Ouali, Tue Trinh: On complex adjectival phrases in Standard Arabic
31. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: A case for no Ks
32. Tue Trinh, Hubert Truckenbrodt: The participant-pronoun restriction
33. Tue Trinh: Keeping it simple
34. Tue Trinh: When is not not not?
35. Tue Trinh: Splitting friends, wives, and boxes of books
36. Tue Trinh, Andreas Haida: Constraining the derivation of alternatives
37. Tue Trinh: How to ask the obvious
38. Tue Trinh: Das Vietnamesische und das Chinesische
39. Tue Trinh, Luka Crnič: On the Rise and Fall of Declaratives
40. Tue Trinh: Nominal reference in two classifier languages
41. Tue Trinh: Edges and linearization
42. Tue Trinh: A constraint on copy deletion
43. Luka Crnič, Tue Trinh: Embedding imperatives
44. Luka Crnič, Tue Trinh: Embedding imperatives in English
45. Itai Bassi, Tue Trinh: Speech acts in grammar: arguments from meta-questions
46. Tue Trinh: Well-formedness is meaningfulness: exploring an old idea
47. Tue Trinh: Partition by exhaustification and polar questions
48. Tue Trinh, Itai Bassi: Conditional questions as matrix questions
49. Tue Trinh: The joy of Chinese philosophy
50. Tue Trinh: No means no
51. Tue Trinh: A semantic constraint on polar questions in Vietnamese
52. Tue Trinh: Cause-final negation is sentential negation: an analysis Vietnamese polar question
53. Tue Trinh, Itai Bassi: Questions and connectives
54. Tue Trinh: Similarity, uncertainty, and dismissiveness
55. Tue Trinh: Notes on Tran Duc Thao's theory of language
56. Tue Trinh: Truth and falsehood in fiction from a comparative perspective: case of dumb luck by Vũ Trọng Phụng
57. Tue Trinh: Diễn ngôn gián tiếp tự do: Một dẫn luận ngắn
58. Tue Trinh: Lôgic, ngữ pháp, và khái niệm mệnh đề trong Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus
59. Tue Trinh: A binding-theoretic account of a typological divide
60. Tue Trinh: Alternatives of exceptives
61. Tue Trinh: Logicality and the abstraction approach to natural language
62. Tue Trinh, Danny Fox, Itai Bassi: Speech acts in grammar
63. Tue Trinh: Notes on the pronunciation and interpretation of the IEC morpheme in Vietnamese
64. Tue Trinh: Asking about asking (about asking)
65. Tue Trinh: Logicality and the picture theory of language
66. Tue Trinh: Two arguments for the Performative Hypothesis
67. Tue Trinh: Trivialities and transformative analysis in the tractatus
68. Tue Trinh: Similative reduplication in Vietnamese
69. Tue Trinh, Viet Cao: A note on NPI licensing in Vietnamese
70. Tue Trinh: A constraint on performative prefixes
71. Tue Trinh: NPI licensing in English and Vietnamese
72. Itai Bassi, Tue Trinh: Conditional questions as matrix questions
73. Tue Trinh: Contextual bias anti-licenses NPIs in polar questions
74. Tue Trinh, Itai Bassi: Excursive questions
75. Tue Trinh, Itai Bassi: Excursive questions
76. Tue Trinh: Remarks on the Vietnamese pronominal system
77. Tue Trinh: Bipartite exhaustification: evidence from Vietnamese
78. Tue Trinh: A puzzle about free choice and negative bias
79. Tue Trinh: Của người và mèo: Ngữ pháp tạo sinh và sự thay đổi nhãn quan trong cách nghiên cứu ngôn ngữ tự nhiên
80. Tue Trinh: Rule I and speech act representation
81. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: A more inclusive theory of numerals
82. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Notes on counting and L-analyticity
83. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Some observations about zero
84. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Questioning and time
85. Tue Trinh: Quality assurance
86. Tue Trinh, Thị Huyền Trang Phan, Điền Đinh: Anteriority and simultaneity in Vietnamese
87. Hung Phan, Thị Huyền Trang Phan, Tue Trinh: Notes on classifiers in Bahnar, Mandarin and Vietnamese
88. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: Questioning and time
89. Tue Trinh: In defense of structural alternatives
90. Tue Trinh: Luận lý trị liệu
91. Tue Trinh: Một số nhận xét về số từ
92. Tue Trinh: Về sự bình thường của ngôn ngữ học
93. Tue Trinh: A note on the substitution source
94. Tue Trinh: Cơ sở luận lý của nghĩa không đen
95. Yahya Aldholmi, Hamid Ouali, Tue Trinh: On complex adjectival phrases in Standard Arabic
96. Tue Trinh: How to split friends, wives, and boxes of books, in Vietnamese
97. Tue Trinh: A note on substitution sources
98. Tue Trinh: When is not not not
99. Tue Trinh: On the modern Vietnamese script
100. Duc Nghieu Vu, Thị Huyền Trang Phan, Tue Trinh: Negative/interrogative markers in Vietnamese: present and past
101. Andreas Haida, Tue Trinh: A plea for (no) monsters
102. Tue Trinh: Interpreting expletive negation in Vietnamese
103. Tue Trinh, Andreas Haida: Building alternatives
104. Tue Trinh: On the evidence condition of yes/no questions in English
105. Tue Trinh, Andreas Haida: Building alternatives
106. Tue Trinh: Prefixing rising declaratives
107. Tue Trinh: Chain linearization and NP-split in Vietnamese
108. Tue Trinh: Bias and the performative prefix
109. Tue Trinh: Constraining copy deletion
110. Tue Trinh: On the indefiniteness effect in Vietnamese
111. Tue Trinh: Beiträge zur Theorie von Alternativen
112. Tue Trinh: Embedding imperatives
113. Tue Trinh: Vietnamese polar questions