Nous faisons l’hypothèse qu’un verbe de procès renvoie à la représentation d’une situation. Nous examinons cette hypothèse dans le cadre de la polysémie verbale pour 12 verbes du français. Deux tâches sont mises en place : une tâche de production de synonymes (tâche 1) et une tâche de production de patients (tâche 2). La tâche 1 met en évidence deux interprétations pour chacun des verbes, l’une dominante et l’autre secondaire. La tâche 2 conduit à observer une forte corrélation entre la dominance relative de la signification et le nombre de patients produits.Les résultats sont compatibles avec l’hypothèse que des liens existent en mémoire permanente entre un verbe et ses rôles thématiques, et que les modélisations de la mémoire doivent les ...
For a long time, polysemy used to be considered as a marginal or accidental phenomenon in language. ...
This paper proposes a situation-theoretic account of polysemy: polysemous nouns denote situations th...
Most theories of language recognize the importance and complexity of verbs. Verbs convey both semant...
Three criteria traditionally characterize a verb: the structure in which it appears (syntactic const...
Polysemy is a pervasive phenomenon in natural languages. Lexical words (nouns, verbs, adjectives, et...
The framework of this research is lexicalist theory, i. E. The model of object classes, in line with...
Three criteria traditionally characterize a verb: the structure in which it appears (syntactic const...
Devoir et pouvoir, comme les verbes modaux d’autres langues, ont déjà fait l’objet d’une littérature...
Full-scale natural language processing systems require lots of information on thousands of words. Th...
Forty subjects produced sentences from homonymous words which could be interpreted either as verbs o...
I. INTRODUCTION In Dutch, a number of psych verbs exhibit an alternation between a reflexive (1) and...
International audienceAs a contribution to the controversy over the purely formal nature vs. semanti...
The verb is the core of a sentence: it expresses the event or activity that the sentence describes, ...
For a long time, polysemy used to be considered as a marginal or accidental phenomenon in language. ...
This paper explores the nature of thematic information made available when a verb is accessed during...
For a long time, polysemy used to be considered as a marginal or accidental phenomenon in language. ...
This paper proposes a situation-theoretic account of polysemy: polysemous nouns denote situations th...
Most theories of language recognize the importance and complexity of verbs. Verbs convey both semant...
Three criteria traditionally characterize a verb: the structure in which it appears (syntactic const...
Polysemy is a pervasive phenomenon in natural languages. Lexical words (nouns, verbs, adjectives, et...
The framework of this research is lexicalist theory, i. E. The model of object classes, in line with...
Three criteria traditionally characterize a verb: the structure in which it appears (syntactic const...
Devoir et pouvoir, comme les verbes modaux d’autres langues, ont déjà fait l’objet d’une littérature...
Full-scale natural language processing systems require lots of information on thousands of words. Th...
Forty subjects produced sentences from homonymous words which could be interpreted either as verbs o...
I. INTRODUCTION In Dutch, a number of psych verbs exhibit an alternation between a reflexive (1) and...
International audienceAs a contribution to the controversy over the purely formal nature vs. semanti...
The verb is the core of a sentence: it expresses the event or activity that the sentence describes, ...
For a long time, polysemy used to be considered as a marginal or accidental phenomenon in language. ...
This paper explores the nature of thematic information made available when a verb is accessed during...
For a long time, polysemy used to be considered as a marginal or accidental phenomenon in language. ...
This paper proposes a situation-theoretic account of polysemy: polysemous nouns denote situations th...
Most theories of language recognize the importance and complexity of verbs. Verbs convey both semant...