2001 · 205 citations · 5 references
Language StudiesComputer ScienceLogicSemanticsSyntaxFormal LanguagesFormal SemanticsIntuitionistic LogicMathematical LogicSyntax-semantics InterfaceType SystemsIntuitionistic Type TheoryType-logical Semantics
We introduce a new categorial formalism based on intuitionistic linear logic. This formalism, which derives from current type-logical grammars, is abstract in the sense that both syntax and semantics are handled by the same set of primitives. As a consequence, the formalism is reversible and provides different computational paradigms that may be freely composed together.
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