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What Should be a Proper Semantics for Dependency Structures

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We outline a dynamic formal semantics which perfectly fits the Meaning$\Leftrightarrow$Text theory. This semantics, called Descriptive, interprets Deep dependency structures by semantic expressions defining semantic objects' extensions over dynamic finite structures. This interpretation is based on a strict correspondence between syntactic dependency types and semantic object types and is rule-to-rule compositional. The focus is made on the Syntax-Semantic interface and not on the extension definition
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hal-00840180 , version 1 (01-07-2013)

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Alexander Dikovsky. What Should be a Proper Semantics for Dependency Structures. Ju. Apresjan, I. Boguslavsky, M.-C. L'Homme, L. Iomdin, J. Milic'evic', A. Polguere, L. Wanner. Meanings, Texts and Other Exciting Things. A Festschrift to Commemorate the 80th Anniversary of Professor Igor Alexandrovich Mel'cuk, Languages of Slavic Culture, Moscou, pp.112-123, 2012, 9785955105932. ⟨hal-00840180⟩
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