Add to ORKGNon-sentential utterances, and especially short answers, are pervasive in dialogues. Some researchers have observed that there are complex syntactic, semantic and prag-matic constraints on acceptable short an-swers. This has been used to moti-vate a radically unmodular architecture for their analysis, where information from grammar and from discourse isn’t distin-guished. Here we suggest an alternative analysis, which separates the (underspec-ified) compositional semantics of frag-ments from their resolved meaning in con-text.
In this paper we put forward a new hypothesis on compositionality of meaning, namely that compositio...
International audienceWe present a research on compositional treatment of questions in neo-Davidsoni...
Starting from Rooth’s (1992a) theory on question/answer congruence, this paper argues, first, that R...
Schlangen D. A compositional approach to short answers in dialogue. In: Mann G, Koller A, eds. Proce...
This thesis is concerned with the syntax, compositional semantics and contextually-situated interpre...
Schlangen D. A Coherence-Based Approach to the Interpretation of Non-Sentential Utterances in Dialog...
We present an approach to the interpretation of non-sentential utterances like B’s utterance in the ...
The problems addressed in discourse research aim to answer two general kinds of questions: (1) what ...
Language, Cognition and MindInternational audienceIn this paper, we present a formal approach to com...
Institute for Communicating and Collaborative SystemsThis thesis is concerned with the syntax, compo...
Schlangen D, Lascarides A. The Interpretation of Non-Sentential Utterances in Dialogue. In: Rudnicky...
It is a common view that radical contextualism about linguistic meaning is incompatible with a compo...
This paper argues for the use of more natural and flexible clarification questions in spoken dialogu...
Abstract A framework for pragmatic analysis is proposed which treats discourse as a game, with conte...
For the past twenty to thirty years, a good part of the domain of linguistics has been occupied by w...
In this paper we put forward a new hypothesis on compositionality of meaning, namely that compositio...
International audienceWe present a research on compositional treatment of questions in neo-Davidsoni...
Starting from Rooth’s (1992a) theory on question/answer congruence, this paper argues, first, that R...
Schlangen D. A compositional approach to short answers in dialogue. In: Mann G, Koller A, eds. Proce...
This thesis is concerned with the syntax, compositional semantics and contextually-situated interpre...
Schlangen D. A Coherence-Based Approach to the Interpretation of Non-Sentential Utterances in Dialog...
We present an approach to the interpretation of non-sentential utterances like B’s utterance in the ...
The problems addressed in discourse research aim to answer two general kinds of questions: (1) what ...
Language, Cognition and MindInternational audienceIn this paper, we present a formal approach to com...
Institute for Communicating and Collaborative SystemsThis thesis is concerned with the syntax, compo...
Schlangen D, Lascarides A. The Interpretation of Non-Sentential Utterances in Dialogue. In: Rudnicky...
It is a common view that radical contextualism about linguistic meaning is incompatible with a compo...
This paper argues for the use of more natural and flexible clarification questions in spoken dialogu...
Abstract A framework for pragmatic analysis is proposed which treats discourse as a game, with conte...
For the past twenty to thirty years, a good part of the domain of linguistics has been occupied by w...
In this paper we put forward a new hypothesis on compositionality of meaning, namely that compositio...
International audienceWe present a research on compositional treatment of questions in neo-Davidsoni...
Starting from Rooth’s (1992a) theory on question/answer congruence, this paper argues, first, that R...