1989 · 10 citations · 3 references
Language StudiesFrenchLinguisticsMorphologyNatural Language ProcessingSyntaxConstituent StructureGrammarLexical AnalysisMinimalist SyntaxSyntactic AnalysisWord OrderFree Word OrderUnificationWord Order Constraints
To account for the semi-free word order of French, Unification Categorial Grammar is extended in two ways. First, verbal valencies are contained in a set rather than in a list. Second, type-raised NP's are described as two-sided functors. The new framework does not overgenerate i.e., it accepts all and only the sentences which are grammatical. This follows partly from the elimination of false lexical ambiguities - i.e., ambiguities introduced in order to account for all the possible positions a word can be in within a sentence -- and partly from a system of features constraining the possible combinations.
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Auxiliaries and clitics in French UCG grammar
Karine Baschung, Gabriel G. Bès, A. Corluy et al. · 1987 · 10 citations · Full text