10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PRONOMINALISATION»
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pronominalisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
pronominalisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Consequently, they are analysed as lacking prehead pronominalisation. 2.3 Zero
prehead: zero posthead In the case of pronominalisation in x-copy contexts,
neither preheads (including prehead mutation) nor postheads occur: oo, be ti'n ...
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Aspects of Automated Natural Language Generation: 6th ...
From a psycholinguistic point of view there are several reasons why
pronominalisation should be considered first. If the decision is made to refer to an
entity by a pronoun, the semantic and lexical search procedures will be simple
and fast in ...
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A Modern Course in English Syntax
PRONOMINALISATION. Consider thesecond sentenceof text 1.3.1, which
beginswiththey andwhich also contains the word their. What do they andtheir
relate to?To answerthis question, we must look at the preceding sentence.
Thetwo words ...
Liliane Haegeman, Herman Wekker, 2002
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Children's Discourse: Person, Space and Time across Languages
Such research, which is situated at the boundary between semantics and
pragmatics, is an essential part of any account of pronominalisation phenomena
in adult and child language, both within and across different languages.
Furthermore ...
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Building Natural Language Generation Systems
From the point of view of natural language generation, we are concemed with
what is sometimes called the PRONOMINALISATION DECISION. It has been
observed that pronouns are generally used to refer to entities which have
recently ...
Ehud Reiter, Robert Dale, 2000
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PEACH - Intelligent Interfaces for Museum Visits: ...
3.2, it employs strategies to account for the following linguistically-motivated
discourse- level phenomena found in the type of descriptive text needed for
report generation: • Pronominalisation: converting repeated entities in the fact list
into ...
Oliviero Stock, Massimo Zancanaro, 2007
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Features and Projections
'Third person' noun phrases are basically nominal, that is, they are basically
lexical nouns, and in transformational terms we can say that languages have
rules of several kinds for 'pronominalisation' under certain conditions, giving rise
to ...
Pieter Muysken, Henk C. van Riemsdijk, 1986
The use of sich here is a case of pronominalisation. Let us now look at examples
(67) and (68). How can we explain the differences between them? Eve sent the
letter to herself. Eve sent the letter to her. (67) (68) In (67) Eve is both agent and ...
Anne E. Baker, Kees Hengeveld, 2012
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Universal Grammar (RLE Linguistics A: General Linguistics)
Some Generalisations Concerning Functional Expressions 3.1 NPs in Function
Symbols Cannot Control the Pronominalisation of their Argument Expressions If
they could, then the reference of the argument expression would not be given ...
Edward L. Keenan, Andrew W Mellon Professor of History and Director Dumbarton Oaks Research Library and Collection Edward L Keenan, 2014
Repetition is to be understood semantically, for instance as the mention (or
pronominalisation) of a genus, some species of which, represented by a co-
hyponym of some other expression in the structure, is accentually indexed: (17)
Jack's ...
