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Prediction, syntax and semantic grounding in the brain and large language models. [PDF]

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Kölbl N, Rampp S, Kaltenhäuser M, Tziridis K, Maier A, Kinfe T, Chavarriaga R, Krauss P, Schilling A.   +8 more
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Capital Gains: Effects of Word Class and Sentence Position on Capitalization Use Across Age. [PDF]

Child Dev
Hawkey E, Palmer MA, Kemp N.
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Hierarchical Clustering of Abstract and Concrete Nouns

, 2009
Barsalo, Lawrence, Brasfield, Joy Lynn, Gries, Stefan Th., Wilson, Christine   +3 more
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Interconcept Organization of Abstract Nouns, Concrete Nouns, and Verbs: Hierarchical versus Matrix Representation

, 1997
Wiemer-Hastings, Katja, Graesser, Arthur C.   +1 more
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Bare Nouns and Qualitative Abstract Representation

Bare Nouns and Qualitative Abstract Representation
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Concept Abstractness and the Representation of Noun–Noun Combinations

Journal of Psycholinguistic Research, 2012
Research on noun-noun combinations has been largely focusing on concrete concepts. Three experiments examined the role of concept abstractness in the representation of noun-noun combinations. In Experiment 1, participants provided written interpretations for phrases constituted by nouns of varying degrees of abstractness.
Xu, Xu, Lisa, Paulson
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Abstract nouns and resemblance nominalism

Analysis, 2014
In developing resemblance nominalism, Rodriguez-Pereyra attempts to meet the challenge that truths involving abstract nouns pose to the doctrine. He holds that one can render sentences containing abstract nouns without invoking attributes and defends this view by giving nominalistic sentences that express the truthmakers of two such sentences: Scarlet
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