Valency and Case in Computational Linguistics |
Contents
Chapter One Valency | 4 |
Distinction of complements and adjuncts | 12 |
5 | 21 |
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action Active adjuncts Agent analysis Anderson animate appear approach appropriate arguments assignment associated Benefactive cause Chafe Chapter clear clearly combination complements complete concept consider constraint Cook corresponding Dative deep defined dependency derived described direct discussed distinction distinguish elements English event example Experiencer expressed fact Figure Fillmore follows four frame function further given gives Goal grammar implies important interesting introduced John labels language later lexical linguistic Locative look mapping meaning names nature notion noun object obligatory occur optional outer particular Path Patient perhaps phrases position possible predicate preposition problem proposal question range regarded relations relationship represent representation result roles rules seems seen semantic semantic functions sense sentence similar slots Source specific structure suggests surface syntactic theory tion transfer translation types Valency various verbs