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The first is to assume a cyclic mapping whereby the semantic roles NPs bear to a cause - predicate override those ... This is depicted in 4 , where a single participant ( represented here by the variable y ) plays a role both in the ...
The first is to assume a cyclic mapping whereby the semantic roles NPs bear to a cause - predicate override those ... This is depicted in 4 , where a single participant ( represented here by the variable y ) plays a role both in the ...
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we focus on a particular linking theory which employs thematic roles and hierarchies , LFG's LEXICAL MAPPING THEORY ( henceforth LMT ) , presented in , among others , Alsina & Mchombo 1990 , 1993 , Bresnan & Kanerva 1989 ...
we focus on a particular linking theory which employs thematic roles and hierarchies , LFG's LEXICAL MAPPING THEORY ( henceforth LMT ) , presented in , among others , Alsina & Mchombo 1990 , 1993 , Bresnan & Kanerva 1989 ...
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Conversely , event types with similar participant roles should be represented by semantic relations with similar sets ... More technically , we associate each semantic role attribute with a set of CHARACTERISTIC ENTAILMENTS , at least ...
Conversely , event types with similar participant roles should be represented by semantic relations with similar sets ... More technically , we associate each semantic role attribute with a set of CHARACTERISTIC ENTAILMENTS , at least ...
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