COLLOQUIUM-Two types of non partitive MOST

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I will establish a distinction that has gone unnoticed in the previous literature (Matthewson 01, Hackl 09, Coppock et al. 17) between two proportional MOSTs in non-partitives. I will propose that both of the two MOSTs are quantificational Determiners (contra Hackl’s widely assumed superlative analysis), which nevertheless differ in semantic type: one of them denotes relations between sets (see the GQT analysis of MOST) whereas the other one denotes relations between entities (see Higginbotham’s 94 analysis of mass quantifiers). carmen.sorin@linguist.univ-paris-diderot.fr

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