Specifying Syntactic Structuresedited by Patrick Blackburn and Maarten de Rijke
The papers in this book apply mathematical and logical methods to the description of linguistic structures. Such descriptions are useful for a variety of purposes. For example, they make it easier to design and debug software for dealing with human languages. The purpose of the volume is to introduce a number of new and better methods for describing linguistic structures. The volume contains contributions on the logical foundations of current syntactic theories, as well as on logical methods that lead to new ways of describing syntactic structures.
Patrick
Blackburn is a lecturer at the department of computational
linguistics in the University of Saarland. Maarten de Rijke is leader
of the computational logic group at the Institute for Logic, Language
and Computation at the University of Amsterdam.
- Contributors
- Preface
- 1 A Grammar Formalism and Cross-Serial Dependencies
Tore Burheim
- 2 On Constraint-Based Lambek Calculi
Jochen Dorre and Suresh Manandhar
- 3 On Reducing Principles to Rules
Marcus Kracht
- 4 Structural Control
Natasha Kurtonina and Michael Moortgat
- 5 Featureless HPSG
M. Andrew Moshier
- 6 On Descriptive Complexity, Language Complexity, and GB
James Rogers
- 7 Feature Trees over Arbitrary Structures
Ralf Treinen
- 8 Dutch Verb Clustering without Verb Clusters
Gertjan Van Noord and Gosse Bouma
- 9 Approaches to Unification in Grammar: A Brief Survey
Jurgen Wedekind
- Name Index
- Subject Index
6/1/97
ISBN (Paperback): 1575860848 (9781575860848)
ISBN (Cloth): 1575860856 (9781575860855)
ISBN (Electronic): 1684000025 (9781684000029)
Subject: Linguistics; Grammar--Syntax
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Distributed by the University of Chicago Press
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