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Anaphoricity in emoji: An experimental investigation of face and non-face emoji
, 2021 Emoji are widely used, but have received relatively little attention in psycholinguistic research. Upon encountering a message consisting of both text and emoji, readers presumably construct some link between emoji and text.
Elsi Kaiser, P. Grosz
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Discourse anaphoricity vs. perspective sensitivity in emoji semantics
Glossa, 2023 This paper aims to provide a foundation for studying the interplay between emoji and linguistic (natural language) expressions; it does so by proposing a formal semantic classification of emoji- text combinations, focusing on two core sets of emoji: face
Elsi Kaiser +2 more
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What does that Lugwere demonstrative refer to? A semantic analysis of proximity and exteriority
Studies in African Linguistics, 2019 The Bantu language Lugwere (Uganda, JE17) has what at first sight appears to be a typical three-way distinction in its demonstratives, with a proximal, medial, and distal series of demonstratives.
Dorothy Ahn, Jenneke van der Wal
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Acta Linguistica Hungarica: an International Journal of Linguistics, 2008 Mats Rooth
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Languages, 2022 The previous literature established the set of ‘perfect’ readings, including experiential/existential, resultative, recent past, hot news, the Present Perfect Puzzle, the lifetime effect, and the lack of narrative progression.
Ruoying Zhao
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Comprehending anaphoric metaphors [PDF]
Memory & Cognition, 2002 In this study we investigate the comprehension of various kinds of anaphoric metaphors in context. We describe an experiment that manipulated the metaphoricity of simple noun + verb + ending sentences by using either a metaphoric noun or a metaphoric verb or both.
Raluca, Budiu, John R, Anderson
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Anaphor Binding: What French Inanimate Anaphors Show [PDF]
Linguistic Inquiry, 2016 Owing to different ideas about what counts as an anaphor subject to Condition A, two influential but superficially incompatible versions of Condition A of binding theory have coexisted: Chomsky’s (1986) version, and versions of predicate-based binding theories defended by Pollard and Sag (1992) and Reinhart and Reuland (1993) and modified in various ...
Charnavel, Isabelle +1 more
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On finite subject-to-object raising in Spanish
Borealis: An International Journal of Hispanic Linguistics, 2020 In this paper, we analyze inflected complements of perceptive, causative and permissive verbs in which the null subject is obligatorily co-referent with the matrix object antecedent.
Peter Herbeck
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Presupposition Accommodation of the German Additive Particle auch (= “too”)
Frontiers in Communication, 2019 Presupposition triggers differ with respect to whether their presupposition is easily accommodatable. The presupposition of focus-sensitive additive particles like also or too is often classified as hard to accommodate, i.e., these triggers are ...
Mira Grubic, Marta Wierzba
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Learning Anaphoricity and Antecedent Ranking Features for Coreference Resolution
Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics, 2015 We introduce a simple, non-linear mention-ranking model for coreference resolution that attempts to learn distinct feature representations for anaphoricity detection and antecedent ranking, which we encourage by pre-training on a pair of corresponding ...
Sam Wiseman +3 more
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