THE LEXICON OF " LIVING " SPACE

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1. Frontmatter 1
2. PREFACE 5
3. CONTENTS 7
4. SECTION 1. WORD FORMATION, LEXICAL SEMANTIC RELATIONS
5. METAPHOR AS A BASIC MEANS OF EXTENDING THE LEXICON* ( ABSTRACT ) 13
6. SUBSYNTACTIC LINGUISTIC SIGNS WITH REFERENTIAL VS TEXTPREDICATIVE FUNCTION 14
7. DEVERBAL ADJECTIVES IN DUTCH EXPRESSING AN INCLINATION 20
8. LEXICAL CONCEPTS 29
9. FUNCTIONAL COMPOSITION AND COMPLEMENT INHERITANCE 39
10. THE SEMANTICS AND DYNAMICS OF DERIVATION 49
11. TYPES, DISTRIBUTION AND FUNCTIONS OF COVERT SEMANTIC RELATIONS IN COMPLEX LEXICAL ITEMS AND IN COMBINATIONS OF LEXICAL ITEMS 55
12. UNMARKED AND MARKED TERMS IN ENGLISH 63
13. SECTION 2. WORD RECOGNITION, LEXICAL PRIMING, AND RELATED MATTERS
14. PERFORMANCE MEASURES OF LEXICAL COMPLEXITY (ABSTRACT) 75
15. MORPHOLOGICAL MEANING AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE MENTAL LEXICON 76
16. SEMANTIC PRIMING: EXPERIMENTAL DISSOCIATION OF ASPECTS OF MEANING ( ABSTRACT ) 86
17. MEMORY FOR MEANING AND SURFACE STRUCTURE IN CONVERSATIONS 88
18. READING COMPREHENSION IN A CASE OF GLOBAL APHASIA 98
19. SEMANTIC DECOMPOSITION AND WORD RECOGNITION 108
20. WORD RECOGNITION AND PRIMING WITH PHYSICALLY SIMILAR WORDS 115
21. CHILDREN'S RECOGNITION OF FUNCTION WORDS 124
22. SECTION 3. SPECIFIC WORDS, WORD CLASSES, AND EXPRESSION TYPES
23. THE STRUCTURE OF A SEMANTIC FIELD: VERBS OF VISUAL PERCEPTION IN GERMAN AND FRENCH 135
24. LEXICAL STRUCTURES INDUCED BY LIKENESS OF MEANING.SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF GERMAN VERBS OF SEEING 143
25. VERBS OF AUDITORY PERCEPTION IN GERMAN 164
26. DEPENDENCY GRAMMAR, VALENCE AND THE BILINGUAL LEXICON 170
27. PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF LEXICAL ENTRIES FOR VERBS OF COMMUNICATION 179
28. LEXICAL MEANING VERSUS CONTEXTUAL MEANING OF CERTAIN DERIVED LEXICAL ITEMS: INFINITIVES REVISITED 185
29. LEXICAL STRUCTURES IN ENGLISH FREE ADJUNCT 190
30. ON THE SEMANTICS OF THOSE GERMAN ADJECTIVES WHICH INVOLVE COMPARISON 200
31. MORE AND LESS REVISITED: NONVERBAL PREFERENCES DO NOT EXPLAIN VERBAL CHOICES 205
32. EQUALITY AND INEQUALITY 213
33. THE ADVERSATIVE CONJUNCTION IN SEMANTIC THEORY AND IN THE LEXICON (ABSTRACT) 224
34. THE LINGUISTICS AND PSYCHOLINGUISTICS OF SECONDARY SPATIAL DEIXIS 225
35. SECTION 4. LEXICAL MATTERS IN RELATION WITH CONTEXT AND DISCOURSE
36. PROCESSING CONSTRAINTS IN LEXICAL DISAMBIGUATION 239
37. INTERPRETING UNAMBIGUOUS WORDS DURING SENTENCE COMPREHENSION 245
38. LEXICAL MEANING CONTEXTUALIZED 251
39. SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE SEMANTICS OF NATURAL DIALOGUE 259
40. CAPTURING IMPORTANCE IN NATURAL LANGUAGE: AN HPN-BASED APPROACH 267
41. A MECHANISM FOR THE ACCUMULATION AND APPLICATION OF CONTEXT IN TEXT PROCESSING 285
42. INCONSISTENCY IN SEMANTIC INTERPRETATION 294
43. ON CONTEXTUAL CONSTRAINTS OF SOME CONDITIONAL CONJUNCTIONS 302
44. ON THE UNDERSTANDING OF BECAUSE SENTENCES (ABSTRACT) 308
45. ON THE SEMANTICS OF UNLESS 309
46. COHERENCE-ORIENTED LEXICON STRUCTURES AND TEXT-BASED SEMANTIC REPRESENTATION OF LEXEMES. AN OUTLINE OF COAT 317
47. PRONOUN REFERENCE RESOLUTION AND THE BONDING-EFFECT 326
48. SECTION 5. REPRESENTATION OF LINGUISTIC AND FACTUAL KNOWLEGDE
49. THE LEXICON OF " LIVING " SPACE 335
50. NOUN RANKING AND THE VI -1 BI - INVERSION IN PLAINS APACHE 341
51. IS THERE SUCH A THING AS A LEXICON IN MODELS OF LINGUISTIC COMPREHENSION? 346
52. DIACHRONIC EXTENSIONS OF PROTOTYPE THEORY 354
53. GRADEDNESS AND CONCEPTUAL CONJUNCTION 363
54. EXPLAINING A WORD TO A CHILD: LEXICAL MEANING IN NATURAL INTERACTION 370
55. MEANING WITHOUT LEXICON: A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL FOR THE RESOLUTION OF LEXICAL AMBIGUITIES. PSYCHOLOGICAL RELEVANCE 380
56. THE SEMANTIC STABILITY OF MEDICAL TERMS 384
57. LEXICAL RELEVANCE AND SEMANTIC DISPOSITION. ON STEREOTYPE WORD MEANING REPRESENTATION IN PROCEDURAL SEMANTICS 387
58. FRAME-EXTRACTION BY COMPUTER IN LEXICOGRAPHIC RESEARCH 401
59. SEMANTIC NETWORKS AND THE LEXICON 407
60. SECTION 6. STRUCTURE OF THE LEXICON, MATTERS OF LEXICON THEORY
61. CONCEPT FORMATION, TRUTH, AND NORM 417
62. PROLEGOMENA TO A DYNAMIC THEORY OF THE LEXICON 425
63. MEANING - WITHOUT RULES TO PROVIDE IT 433
64. THE LEXICON AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE FOR A THEORY OF LANGUAGE (ABSTRACT) 438
65. THE STRUCTURE OF THE LEXICON (ABSTRACT) 440
66. TOWARDS A CONVERGENCE BETWEEN LEXICAL AND FORMAL SEMANTICS? 444
67. BACKGROUND KNOWLEDGE - INSIDE OR OUTSIDE THE WHALE? 452
68. LEXICAL TAXONOMIES 458
69. AN EMERGENCE VIEW OF MEANING 471
70. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 479
71. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES 483