Carl Pollard

Publication List Details

Period

1991 - 2009

Number

33

Co-Authors

Structure-Sharing in Lexical Representation (2009)

Daniel Fllekinger, Carl Pollard, Thomas Wasow

The lexicon now plays a central role in our implementation of a Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG), given the massive relocation into the lexicon of linguistic information that was carried...

On the Syntax-Semantics Interface: From Convergent Grammar to Abstract Categorial Grammar (2009)

De Groote, Philippe, Pogodalla, Sylvain, Pollard, Carl

Cooper's storage technique for scoping in situ operators has been employed in theoretical and computational grammars of natural language (NL) for over thirty years, but has been widely viewed as ad...

On the Syntax-Semantics Interface: From Convergent Grammar to Abstract Categorial Grammar (2009)

De Groote, Philippe, Pogodalla, Sylvain, Pollard, Carl

Cooper's storage technique for scoping in situ operators has been employed in theoretical and computational grammars of natural language (NL) for over thirty years, but has been widely viewed as ad...

Abstract Minimal Recursion Semantics (2008)

An Introduction, Ann Copestake, Dan Flickinger, Ivan A. Sag, Carl Pollard

Minimal recursion semantics (MRS) is a framework for computational semantics that is suitable for parsing and

Higher-Order Categorical Grammars (2008)

Carl Pollard

into two principal paradigms: model-theoretic syntax (MTS), which

Hyperintensions (2008)

Carl Pollard

Standard possible worlds semantics has been known from the start to have a problem with granularity: for a wide range of naturallanguage (NL) entailment patterns, not enough meaning distinctions are...

1 General character of HPSG Lectures on the Foundations of HPSG (2008)

Carl Pollard

i.e., to construct a scienti c theory of the system of knowledge that is embodied in the human mind/brain which makes language possible. This is distinct from constructing a psycholinguistic theory...

Hyperintensions (2008)

Pollard, Carl

Standard possible worlds semantics has been known from the start to have a problem with granularity: for a wide range of natural-language (NL) entailment patterns, not enough meaning distinctions are...

The Journal of Language and Computation (2007)

Language And Computation, Michele Abrusci, Nick Asher, Johan Van Benthem, Robert Berwick, Peter Bosch, ...

In this paper we show that the dynamic interpretation techniques of Janssen (assignment modalities), Groenendijk and Stokhof (dynamic binding), and Hendriks (exibly scoping rules) enable a rigorous...

A HIGHER-ORDER FINE-GRAINED LOGIC FOR INTENSIONAL SEMANTICS (2007)

Chris Fox A, Shalom Lappin, Carl Pollard

pollardSling. ohio-state. edu Abstract. This paper describes a higher-order logic with fine-grained intensionality (FIL). Unlike traditional Montogovian type theory, intensionality is treated as...

Reviewed by (2007)

Carl Pollard, Ivan A. Sag

ity over the technical or implementational point of view. In this regard, it cannot be criticized as designed in a too rigid way from the implementational viewpoint and not adaptable to new...

1-881526-29-1, $21.95, £17.50 Reviewed by (2007)

Carl Pollard, Ivan A. Sag, Edited John Goldsmith, James D, Jerrold M. Sadock, John Nerbonne, ...

It has been almost ten years since the classic Generalized Phrase Structure Grammar (Gazdar, Klein, Pullum, and Sag 1985) appeared. And like its predecessor, Head-driven Phrase Structure Grammar will...

1.1 Similarities to Chomsky's EST/GB Framework (2007)

Carl Pollard

i.e., to construct a scientific theory of the system of knowledge that is embodied in the human mind/brain which makes language possible. This is distinct from constructing a psycholinguistic theory...

curry-typed logic for natural language semantics (2002)

Chris Fox, Carl Pollard

Abstract. The paper presents Property Theory with Curry Typing (PTCT) where the language of terms and well-formed formulæ are joined by a language of types. In addition to supporting fine-grained...

First-Order, Curry-Typed Logic for Natural (2002)

Language Semantics Chris, Chris Fox, Carl Pollard

The paper presents Property Theory with Curry Typing (PTCT) where the language of terms and well-formed formul are joined by a language of types. In addition to supporting fine-grained...

Guarded Constraints in Natural Language (2002)

Kathryn Baker July, Kathryn L. Baker, Carl Pollard, Rich Thomason, Chris Manning, Carl Pollard, ...

In a linguistic theory, features constrain a well-formed constituent, such as a phrase or a sentence. Identifying such a constituent from an input can be cast as a constraint-solving problem....

Coordination and neutralization in HPSG (2002)

Roger Levy, Carl Pollard

Ingria (1990) pointed out that neutralization (also called indeterminacy), including the special case of feature value syncretism, seemed to pose a problem for unification-based grammar. Few linguists

Extraposition via complex domain formation (1995)

Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard

We propose a novel approach to extraposi-tion in German within an alternative con-ception of syntax in which syntactic struc-ture and linear order are mediated not via encodings of hierarchical...

Lexical rules in HPSG: What are they (1995)

Mike Calcagno, Carl Pollard

Lexical rules, or lexical redundancy rules as they're often called, have a venerable history stretching back at least to Jackendo 1975, and they've played an important role in numerous...

Linear Precedence Constraints and Reentrancy (1995)

Robert Kasper Andreas, Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard

this paper, we will develop a more general treatment of LP constraints, in which two distinct elements are ordered in a domain ffi if a certain relation holds among them, i.e., if

A Relational Interpretation of Linear Precedence Constraints (1995)

Robert Kasper, Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard

this paper, we will develop a more general treatment of LP constraints, in which two distinct elements are ordered in a domain ffi if a certain relation holds among them, i.e., if x; y 2 ffi , x 6= y...

On the Left Periphery of German Subordinate Clauses (1995)

Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard

this paper, we argue for a return to the fundamental insight behind the pre-Barriers approach to embedded left-peripheral structures in German. This is motivated by a whole battery of facts, mostly...

Linear Precedence Constraints and Reentrancy (1995)

Robert Kasper, Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard

this paper, we will develop a more general treatment of LP constraints, in which two distinct elements are ordered in a domain ffi if a certain relation holds among them, i.e., if

Extraposition via Complex Domain Formation (1995)

Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard

We propose a novel approach to extraposition in German within an alternative conception of syntax in which syntactic structure and linear order are mediated not via encodings of hierarchical...

SPECIAL BIBLIOGRAPHY A Bibliography of HPSG-related work on Dutch and German This bibliography is to a largely based on the HPSG bibliography compiled by Mike (1994)

Andreas Kathol, Carl Pollard, Published In Kathol, Compiled Andreas Kathol

from: ftp://ling.ohio-state.edu/pub/HPSG/Bibliography/HPSG- Bibliography.html or by sending the line: (empty Subject line) get hpsg HPSG-Bibliography.html to:

Anaphors in English and the scope of binding theory (1992)

Carl Pollard, Ivan A. Sag

Since the pioneering work of Lees and Klima (1963), it has commonly been assumed that a single generalization determines the possible antecedents of anaphors (reflexive and reciprocal expressions) in...

The Specification and Implementation of Constraint-Based Unification Grammars (1991)

Bob Carpenter, Carl Pollard, Alex Franz

this paper. The research of Pollard and Franz was supported by a grant from the National Science Foundation (IRI-8806913). (Empty Category Principle and Subjacency) and so forth. Patterns of...