Ambiguous discourse in a compositional context. An operational perspective
Journal of Logic, Language and Information 10 (1):63-86 (2001)
| Abstract | The processing of sequences of (English) sentences is analyzedcompositionally through transitions that merge sentences, rather thandecomposing them. Transitions that are in a precise senseinertial are related to disjunctive and non-deterministic approaches toambiguity. Modal interpretations are investigated, inducing variousequivalences on sequences. | |||||||||
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