
doi: 10.1418/16112
handle: 11562/301827
It is proposed that the ontology of natural language should be enriched with a new kind of entities, which are identified as facts. It is further shown that reference to facts has important consequences for the syntax of natural language, on the basis of a case-study on Italian
reference to facts; pronominal anaphora; the interface between syntax and semantics
reference to facts; pronominal anaphora; the interface between syntax and semantics
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