Polygraph; dependency; syntax; function words; preposition; conjunction
Abstract :
[en] This paper scrutinizes various dependency-based representations of the syntax of function words, such as prepositions. The focus is on the underlying formal object used to encode the linguistic analyses and its relation to the corresponding linguistic theory. Two types of representation are proposed for the encoding of syntactic properties and applied for function words. Although the mathematical object introduced here encodes a dependency-based analysis, it does not consist in a tree. It is rather more general than a graph (it allows edges to be vertices of other edges) and is called a polygraph.
Disciplines :
Languages & linguistics
Author, co-author :
Kahane, Sylvain
Mazziotta, Nicolas ; Université de Liège > Département de langues et littératures romanes > Département de langues et littératures romanes
Language :
English
Title :
Dependency-based analyses for function words. Introducing the polygraphic approach
Publication date :
2015
Event name :
Depling 2015. International conference on dependency linguistics
Event date :
from 24-08-2015 to 26-08-2015
Audience :
International
Main work title :
Proceedings of Depling 2015. International conference on dependency linguistics
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