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Proceedings of the 15th conference on Computational linguistics -, 1994
We present an approach to lexical knowledge representation where different uses of the same word can be conflated into a single meta-entry which encodes regularities about sense/usage extensibility. This approach makes it possible to solve lexical ambiguities by using contextual information during language processing to ground underspecified word ...
Antonio Sanfilippo +2 more
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We present an approach to lexical knowledge representation where different uses of the same word can be conflated into a single meta-entry which encodes regularities about sense/usage extensibility. This approach makes it possible to solve lexical ambiguities by using contextual information during language processing to ground underspecified word ...
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Synthese, 2019
Some philosophers assume that our ordinary parts-whole concepts are intuitive and univocal. Moreover, some assume that mereology—the formal theory of parts-whole relations—adequately captures these intuitive and univocal notions. Lewis (Parts of classes. Blackwell, Oxford, 1991: p.
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Some philosophers assume that our ordinary parts-whole concepts are intuitive and univocal. Moreover, some assume that mereology—the formal theory of parts-whole relations—adequately captures these intuitive and univocal notions. Lewis (Parts of classes. Blackwell, Oxford, 1991: p.
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1984
Abstract The aspect of polysemy which I wish to address in this paper concerns the issue of how working lexicographers divide lexical items or words into different, usually numbered, meanings. It is not infrequently stated that lexicographers are somewhat shy of explaining their own techniques – or are perhaps too busy to do so – or even
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Abstract The aspect of polysemy which I wish to address in this paper concerns the issue of how working lexicographers divide lexical items or words into different, usually numbered, meanings. It is not infrequently stated that lexicographers are somewhat shy of explaining their own techniques – or are perhaps too busy to do so – or even
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On competition polysemy and \(m\)-competition polysemy.
Ars Comb., 2010Summary: \textit{M. Fischermann} et al. [Discrete Math. 282, No. 1--3, 251--255 (2004; Zbl 1042.05068)] generalized bound polysemy to competition polysemy by using digraphs instead of posets. They provided a characterization of competition polysemic pairs and a characterization of the connected graphs \(G\) for which there exists a tree \(T\) such that
Zhao, Yongqiang, Chang, Gerard J.
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Logical Polysemy and Subtyping
2013This paper aims at providing a type-theoretical analysis of accidental/logical polysemy with a solution to the problems of copredication constructions discussed in Asher (2011). The main idea consists of 1) a generalization of subtyping which denotes an injection and allows it to be used in functional composition rules, as in CCG, and 2) a certain ...
Daisuke Bekki, Nicholas Asher
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2003
Setting the scene Polysemy and flexibility: introduction and overview Brigitte Nerlich and David D. Clarke Cognitive models of polysemy John R. Taylor Polysemy: past and present Brigitte Nerlich Cognitive approaches Polysemy and conceptual blending Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner Reconsidering prepositional polysemy networks: the case of over Andrea ...
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Setting the scene Polysemy and flexibility: introduction and overview Brigitte Nerlich and David D. Clarke Cognitive models of polysemy John R. Taylor Polysemy: past and present Brigitte Nerlich Cognitive approaches Polysemy and conceptual blending Gilles Fauconnier and Mark Turner Reconsidering prepositional polysemy networks: the case of over Andrea ...
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2000
Abstract This volume of newly commissioned essays examines current theoretical and computational work on polysemy, the term used in semantic analysis to describe words with more than one meaning or function, sometimes perhaps related (as in plain) and sometimes perhaps not (as in bank).
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Abstract This volume of newly commissioned essays examines current theoretical and computational work on polysemy, the term used in semantic analysis to describe words with more than one meaning or function, sometimes perhaps related (as in plain) and sometimes perhaps not (as in bank).
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Lingua, 1987
Abstract The concepts of synonymy and polysemy are the stock in trade of the linguist and particularly the semanticist. Yet certain complications concerning these concepts seem to have been overlooked. The aim of this paper is to draw attention to these complications and to suggest how they might be handled.
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Abstract The concepts of synonymy and polysemy are the stock in trade of the linguist and particularly the semanticist. Yet certain complications concerning these concepts seem to have been overlooked. The aim of this paper is to draw attention to these complications and to suggest how they might be handled.
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