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Canonical 6-Element Quantifier Paradigm #

@cite{barwise-cooper-1981} @cite{van-tiel-franke-sauerland-2021}

The canonical ⟨none, few, some, half, most, all⟩ scale used cross-paper to evaluate quantifier theories — empirical implicature studies (@cite{van-tiel-franke-sauerland-2021}), GQ universals (@cite{barwise-cooper-1981}), polarity bridges (@cite{von-fintel-1993}), and cross-linguistic typology. Lives at the top level of Phenomena/Quantification/ because it is genuinely cross-paper data, not study-specific.

Key definitions #

Per-paper PT/GQT parameter values (thresholds, prototypes, spreads) live in the relevant Studies/ files, not here.

The canonical 6-element quantity scale.

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      All quantity words as a list.

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