P. Piwek and E. Krahmer. Presuppositions in context: Constructing bridges. In P. Bonzon, M. Cavalcanti, and R. Nossum, editors, Formal Aspects of Context, volume 20 of Applied Logic Series. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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.... OF ANAPHORA Emiel Krahmer and Paul Piwek June 2000 1 INTRODUCTION Traditionally, anaphora have been identified with a limited set of words (pronouns such as he , they , but in the past decades there have been many proposals to interpret other phenomena as anaphora. Here are some of them, each with an example of a discourse involving ....
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....of a motor. Clearly, the presupposition triggered by the motor does not even match partially with one of the potential antecedents (John and a car) Hence, global) accommodation of the presupposition is predicted. The fact that cars have motors is not taken into account at all. In Krahmer Piwek (1997) and Piwek Krahmer (1997) it is shown how van der Sandt s presuppositions as anaphors theory can be combined with a constructive inference system, which allows for a formal interaction between presupposition resolution and world knowledge. What is relevant for our purpose here, is that a piece ....
....Clearly, the presupposition triggered by the motor does not even match partially with one of the potential antecedents (John and a car) Hence, global) accommodation of the presupposition is predicted. The fact that cars have motors is not taken into account at all. In Krahmer Piwek (1997) and Piwek Krahmer (1997) it is shown how van der Sandt s presuppositions as anaphors theory can be combined with a constructive inference system, which allows for a formal interaction between presupposition resolution and world knowledge. What is relevant for our purpose here, is that a piece of world knowledge stating ....
Piwek, P. & E. Krahmer (1997), `Presuppositions in context: constructing bridges', in P. Br ezillon & M. Cavalcanti (eds.), Formal and Linguistic Aspects of Context, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, to appear.
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P. Piwek and E. Krahmer. Presuppositions in context: Constructing bridges. In P. Bonzon, M. Cavalcanti, and R. Nossum, editors, Formal Aspects of Context, volume 20 of Applied Logic Series. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000.
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P. Piwek and E. Krahmer. Presuppositions in context: Constructing bridges. In P. Bonzon, M. Cavalcanti, and R. Nossum, editors, Formal Aspects of Context, volume 20 of Applied Logic Series. Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000.
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