Inter-Sentential Relations in Enhanced Lexicalized Meaning Representation (E-LMR)

From Semantic Underdetermination to Contextual Resolution: A Layered Framework for the Semantics–Pragmatics Interface in English

The relation between linguistically encoded meaning and contextually interpreted content remains a central problem at the semantics–pragmatics interface. English utterances routinely communicate contents that are more determinate, contextually restricted, or conceptually adjusted than their overt lexical and syntactic...

A frame-based analysis of the pragmatics and semantics of “bekanntlich” in English-German translation

Bridges Between Words and Senses

The proposed k-Multilingual Concept model allows to uncover novel layers of lexical knowledge in the form of multifaceted conceptual links between naturally disambiguated sets of words.

Translation Indeterminacy and the Distributional Fallacy

Large language models (LLMs) are commonly associated with the distributional hypothesis, according to which (1) semantic meaning is grounded in distributional patterns of linguistic context, and (2) knowledge of cross-linguistic distributional correspondences allows for successful translation. This paper rejects the fi...

Extending the Semantic Layer of the CompL-it Italian Lexicon: Traits, Semantic Types, and Definitions

Encoding Logical Relations of Chinese Complex Sentences within the Universal Dependencies Framework