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Unnaturalness of Negation – an Old Wives’ Tale Retold
ELOPE, 2006 Negation has a very long history of study. In the realm of logic, negation is seen as a simple operation that turns an affirmative to a negative. This assumption strongly affected the linguistic study of negation, and led to some misconceptions.
Gašper Ilc
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Towards a generation-based semantic web authoring tool [PDF]
, 2009 Widespread use of Semantic Web technologies requires interfaces through which knowledge can be viewed and edited without deep understanding of Description Logic and formalisms like OWL and RDF.
Power, Richard
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A Fuzzy Grammar for Evaluating Universality and Complexity in Natural Language
Mathematics, 2022 The paper focuses on linguistic complexity and language universals, which are two important and controversial issues in language research. A Fuzzy Property Grammar for determining the degree of universality and complexity of a natural language is ...
Adrià Torrens-Urrutia +3 more
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On the Expressiveness of Languages for Complex Event Recognition [PDF]
, 2020 Complex Event Recognition (CER for short) has recently gained attention as a mechanism for detecting patterns in streams of continuously arriving event data.
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Les proverbes : des règles de vie souvent hors la loi
Recherches, 2019 Spanish proverbs are general prescriptive principles, since they systematically induce a directive act. Guardians of a natural logic, they admit exceptions and are therefore flexible didactic norms.
Sonia Fournet-Pérot
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, 2017 The Knower paradox purports to place surprising a priori limitations on what we can know. According to orthodoxy, it shows that we need to abandon one of three plausible and widely-held ideas: that knowledge is factive, that we can know that knowledge is
Jerzak, Ethan
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Вестник Кемеровского государственного университета, 2022 The article introduces translative linguistics as a special branch in the study of natural languages and describes the history of its development.
N. D. Golev
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An Integrated First-Order Theory of Points and Intervals over Linear Orders (Part II) [PDF]
Logical Methods in Computer Science, 2020 There are two natural and well-studied approaches to temporal ontology and reasoning: point-based and interval-based. Usually, interval-based temporal reasoning deals with points as a particular case of duration-less intervals.
Willem Conradie +2 more
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Concerning the Logic of Natural Languages and the “Naturalness” of the Logical Ones [PDF]
<i>WORD</i>, 1967 (1967). Concerning the Logic of Natural Languages and the “Naturalness” of the Logical Ones. WORD: Vol. 23, Linguistic Studies Pesented to Andre Martinet: Part One, General Linguistics, pp. 13-16.
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Between Codes and Palimpsest: Stephanie Strickland's Dragon Logic
Ex-centric Narratives: Journal of Anglophone Literature, Culture and Media, 2019 This article will study the impact of programming languages on poetic language in Stephanie Strickland’s print poetry collection Dragon Logic (2013). In this article, I argue that Dragon Logic not only ponders on the changes that occur in contemporary ...
Lizzy Pournara
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