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μὲν / δὲ and other "scattered clauses" #7
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Some New Testament examples:
μὲν is frequently associated with this issue. |
There are four distinct issues going on with the Herodotus example, some of which could be solved independently:
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Could you create new issues as needed?
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There are four distinct issues going on with the Herodotus example, some
of which could be solved independently:
- coordination
- postposition
- topicalisation
- gapping
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I think your "one possibility" presented above is easy to follow. I like it. |
I like the "one possibility" approach too for handling the topicalisation and gapping. |
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James Tauber posted this sentence from Herodotus on his blog:
The shared object and elision cannot currently be captured in Treedown. This is equivalent to:
Treedown has two constraints on our solution to this problem:
How do we best model this? Here is one possibility:
The lifetime of references should be considered carefully, see Issue #6.
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