Table of contents
Prefacevii
I. Semiotics and semantics
How many levels should a grammar recognize?25
Entailment described in ordinary prose31
A problem with semantic interpretive rules: A paricular case of reciprocals43
Zum Verhältnis von Lexem und Paraphrase57
II. The sentence and its structure
The depth of deep structure75
La valence: Sémantique et syntaxe95
Control in competing frameworks101
The Czech infinitive in the functions of objective and the rules of coreference123
Four (simple) remarks on coordination163
III. Below the sentence structure
A note on the ‘Aorist’173
Bedingungen für die Aktualgenese deutscher Nominalkomposita185
A curious case of phonemic substitution205
A formal approach to error taxonomy217
IV. Topic and focus
Linearization, text type, and parameter weighting245
The “Question test” re-examined261
A note on the order of constituents in relation to the principles of GB theory313
V. Text and context
Kontext und mögliche Welt (Eine Untersuchung der indirekten Rede)327
Question-answer correspondence and the semantics of questions373
A purported theory of relevance383
Bedeutung und Funktionen von Gegenfragen419
Articles, word order and resource control hypothesis433
Code-switching in colloquial Czech455
VI. Formal and computational methods
Array logic for syntactic production processors477
Mathematische Betrachtungen zur Zuverlässigkeit von Verfahren513
Computerunterstütze Untersuchungen der Graphem- und Phonemebene541
Semiotic aspects of machine translation555
Some ideas about density in knowledge bases565
Investigating human factors in natural language data base query585
Postface
15 années de coopération avec le groupe de linguistique algébrique609
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