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BibTeX citation key: peeters.18
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Peeters Bert (dir.) (2000). Lexicon-encyclopedia interface. Oxford : Elsevier Science.
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Notes
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. ASSESSMENTS
Anne Reboul (pp. 55-95)
Words, concepts, mental representations and other biological categories
Carlos Inchaurralde (pp. 97-114)
Lexicopedia
John Taylor (pp. 115-141)
Approaches to word meaning: The network model (Langacker) and the two-level model (Bierwisch) in comparison
II. UNDERSTANDING UNDERSTANDING
Pierre Larrivée (pp. 145-167)
Linguistic meaning, knowledge, and utterance interpretation
Keith Allan (pp. 169-217)
Quantity implicatures and the lexicon
William Croft (pp. 219-256)
The role of domains in the interpretation of metaphors and metonymies
III. WORDS, WORDS, WORDS
Richard Hudson & Jasper Holmes (pp. 259-290)
Re-cycling in the encyclopedia
Eva Born-Rauchenecker (pp. 291-316)
Towards an operationalisation of the lexicon-encyclopedia distinction: A case study in the description of verbal meanings in Russian
M. Lynne Murphy (pp. 317-348)
Knowledge of words versus knowledge about words: The conceptual basis of lexical relations
Heidi Harley & Rolf Noyer (pp. 349-374)
Formal versus encyclopedic properties of vocabulary: Evidence from nominalisations
IV. GRAMMAR
Joseph Hilferty (pp. 377-392)
Grammar, the lexicon, and encyclopedic knowledge: Is there such a thing as informational encapsulation?
Rob Pensalfini (pp. 393-431)
Encyclopedia-lexicon distinctions in Jingulu grammar
V. FURTHER AFIELD
Susanne Feigenbaum (pp. 435-461)
Lexical and encyclopedic knowledge in an ab initio German reading course
Victor Raskin, Salvatore Attardo & Donalee H. Attardo (pp. 463-486)
Augmenting linguistic semantics descriptions for NLP: Lexical knowledge, encyclopedic knowledge, event structure
Added by: Laure Endrizzi Last edited by: Annie Feyfant
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