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Linglib.Semantics.Mood.Eventuality

Event-level mood operators #

This file defines the event-level dimension of grammatical mood, following [Gra24]: mood morphemes operate on the eventuality argument of the complement clause. Indicative existentially closes it, yielding a proposition; subjunctive leaves it open, as required by causatives, intention reports, aspectual predicates, and memory/perception reports.

def Mood.INDev {Event : Type u_1} (P : EventProp) :

The indicative existentially closes the complement's event argument, yielding a proposition ([Gra24], (87)).

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    def Mood.SBJVev₁ {Event : Type u_1} (P : EventProp) :
    EventProp

    The subjunctive leaves the complement's event argument open for abstraction ([Gra24], (88a)).

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      def Mood.SBJVev₂ {Event : Type u_1} {W : Type u_2} (causeStar : EventEventWProp) (content : EventWProp) (P : WEventProp) (e : Event) :

      The intend subjunctive: the attitude state must causally bring about the described event ([Gra24], (134); [Sea83]).

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      • Mood.SBJVev₂ causeStar content P e = ∀ (w : W), content e w∃ (e' : Event), causeStar e e' w P w e'
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        Mood as event closure, by constructor #

        inductive Mood.EventDenotation (Event : Type u_2) :
        Type u_2

        The result of a mood's event-level denotation: the event argument closed to a proposition, or still open for abstraction.

        • closed {Event : Type u_2} (p : Prop) : EventDenotation Event

          The event argument has been existentially closed.

        • abstracted {Event : Type u_2} (p : EventProp) : EventDenotation Event

          The event argument remains open for abstraction.

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          @[simp]

          Indicative closes the event argument — why indicative complements cannot feed CAUSE* or aspectual operators ([Gra24]).

          @[simp]

          Subjunctive leaves the event argument open — why subjunctive complements feed eventuality abstraction ([Gra24]).