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2019
AbstractThis chapter presents LFG analyses for different types of anaphora. Section 14.1 discusses how incorporated pronominal elements behave differently from elements that alternate with agreement markers, and the ways in which these differ from morphologically independent pronouns.
Mary Dalrymple +2 more
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AbstractThis chapter presents LFG analyses for different types of anaphora. Section 14.1 discusses how incorporated pronominal elements behave differently from elements that alternate with agreement markers, and the ways in which these differ from morphologically independent pronouns.
Mary Dalrymple +2 more
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Towards a Generalization of Anaphora
Journal of Semantics, 1992This paper deals with anaphoric properties of both pronominal and nonpronominal Noun Phrases within the framework of Discourse Representation Theory (DRT). A generalized notion of anaphora is advocated, in which the notion of anaphora is extended to cover relations between anaphor and antecedent other than referential identity. This paper tries to make
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Language Resources and Evaluation, 2011
In this paper, we present first results from annotating abstract (discourse-deictic) anaphora in German. Our annotation guidelines provide linguistic tests for identifying the antecedent, and for determining the semantic types of both the antecedent and the anaphor. The corpus consists of selected speaker turns from the Europarl corpus.
Stefanie Dipper, Heike Zinsmeister
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In this paper, we present first results from annotating abstract (discourse-deictic) anaphora in German. Our annotation guidelines provide linguistic tests for identifying the antecedent, and for determining the semantic types of both the antecedent and the anaphor. The corpus consists of selected speaker turns from the Europarl corpus.
Stefanie Dipper, Heike Zinsmeister
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Anaphora and Semantic Innocence
Journal of Semantics, 2009Semantic theories that violate semantic innocence, that is require reference shifts when terms are embedded in ‘that’ clauses and the like, are often challenged by producing sentences where an anaphoric expression, while not itself embedded in a context in which reference shifts, is anaphoric on an antecedent expression that is embedded in such a ...
Steglich-Petersen, Asbjørn, Smit, J.P.
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Études anglaises, 2011
Résumé L’article étudie l’anaphore, la catégorisation, le défini et l’indéfini dans quelques expressions anaphoriques nominales de l’anglais. Il fait l’hypothèse que la conceptualisation des références est un processus comportant des étapes, que la grammaire de l’anaphore enregistre.
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Résumé L’article étudie l’anaphore, la catégorisation, le défini et l’indéfini dans quelques expressions anaphoriques nominales de l’anglais. Il fait l’hypothèse que la conceptualisation des références est un processus comportant des étapes, que la grammaire de l’anaphore enregistre.
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Semantics, translation, and anaphora
Computers and Translation, 1986Etude semantique des anaphores dans le cadre de la linguistique «computationnelle»: etablissement d'une regle d'interpretation anaphorique des termes a ...
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Complement Anaphora and Interpretation
Journal of Semantics, 2003Quantificational sentences D(A)(B) allow for subsequent plural anaphoric reference to three sets associated with them: the maximal set A, the reference set A ∩ B and, sometimes, the complement set A ∩ - B. The latter case, where an anaphor refers to the set-theoretical difference of restrictor and scope, has been studied by both psycholinguists and ...
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Some Norwegian “Type Anaphora” are Surface Anaphora
Journal of Germanic Linguistics, 2012The Norwegian pronoundet‘it, that’ is basically third person neuter singular. Under certain conditions, it can have antecedents that are not neuter singular (for example,Marit kjøpte en kylling—Detkjøpte John også‘Marit bought a chicken.masc—John bought one too’).
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