Bouma, G., R. Malouf, and I. Sag (1998). A unied theory of complement, adjunct, and subject extraction. In G. Bouma, G.-J. Kruij, and R. Oehrle (Eds.), Proceedings of the Joint Conference on Formal Grammar, Headdriven Phrase Structure Grammar, and Categorial Grammar (FHCG-98), Saarbrucken, pp. 83-97.  Home/Search   Document Not in Database   Summary   Related Articles   Check

....van Noord and Bouma (1994) a signi cant line of research in HPSG has argued for a lexicalization of adjunct selection parallel to the selection of arguments. While the early approaches employed lexical rules to add adjuncts onto the subcategorization list of the head, in the recent proposal of Bouma et al. 1998) a lexical principle mapping the argument structure to a dependents list is employed which in addition to the mapping of arguments adds a list of adjuncts to the dependents. Address: Seminar f ur Sprachwissenschaft, Kl. Wilhelmstr. 113, 72074 T ubingen, Germany Email: kdk or ....

.... WWW: http: www.sfs.nphil.uni tuebingen.de kdk or dm 1 The purpose of this abstract is to investigate how the generalized argument raising approach to partial constituents of De Kuthy and Meurers (1999) henceforth: DKM) can be combined with the lexicalized treatment of adjuncts proposed by Bouma et al. 1998) (henceforth: BMS) to yield a more general theory of dependent realization including arguments, adjuncts and raised dependents of both kinds. Apart from extending the empirical coverage of argument raising approaches to partial constituents, such an integration of the two proposals is also ....

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Bouma, G., R. Malouf, and I. Sag (1998). A unied theory of complement, adjunct, and subject extraction. In G. Bouma, G.-J. Kruij, and R. Oehrle (Eds.), Proceedings of the Joint Conference on Formal Grammar, Headdriven Phrase Structure Grammar, and Categorial Grammar (FHCG-98), Saarbrucken, pp. 83-97.

....also be advantageous computationally. Using a linearization approach, it is, for example, possible to eliminate the computationally costly empty categories for linguistically well motivated cases of head movement, such as verb second in Germanic. This nicely complements the linguistic proposals of Bouma et al. 1998, and others) which eliminate the need for argument or adjunct traces. It thus seems motivated to explore processing of linearization grammars both from a linguistic as well as from a computational perspective. 2 Background In the GPSG paradigm (Gazdar et al. 1985) the notion of phrase ....

Bouma, Gosse, Malouf, Rob, and Sag, Ivan A. (1998). A Unied Theory of Complement, Adjunct, and Subject Extraction. In G. Bouma, G.-J. Kruij, and R. Oehrle (Eds.), Proceedings of the Joint Conference on Formal Grammar, Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar, and Categorial Grammar (FHCG-98), pp. 83-97. Universit at des Saarlandes, Saarbrucken.

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