@cite{solt-waldon-2019}: Numerals under negation #
Empirical data from Stephanie Solt and Brandon Waldon (2019), "Numerals under negation," Glossa 4(1).
Empirical contribution #
A negative-numeral sentence ("She doesn't have 40 sheep") is degraded as an answer to a "how many" question but acceptable as an answer to a polar question. Solt & Waldon argue this licensing pattern reflects the QUD-relative function of negated numerals as polar denials rather than quantitative answers.
Provenance #
This datum was previously bundled inside Phenomena/Imprecision/Numerals.lean
(then Studies/Haslinger2025.lean). Moved here at 0.230.521 — the empirical
anchor is Solt & Waldon 2019; Haslinger 2025 cites this work as background
substrate, not as her own observation.
A negation-licensing datum for bare numerals.
Source: @cite{solt-waldon-2019}.
- positiveSentence : String
Positive sentence
- negativeSentence : String
Negative sentence
- howManyContext : String
"How many" question context
- polarContext : String
Polar question context
- negativeOkHowMany : Bool
Negative OK in how-many context?
- negativeOkPolar : Bool
Negative OK in polar context?
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