Argument structure constructions in a Natural Language Processing environment

Luzondo-Oyón, Alba; Mendoza-Ibáñez, Francisco J. Ruiz de

doi:10.1016/j.langsci.2015.01.001

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“…These pairings require a degree of frequency and stability to be considered as such (cf. Luzondo and Ruiz de Mendoza, 2015). Furthermore, following work by Barðdal et al (2011), Croft and Cruse (2004) and Hoffmann (2013), which identifies various levels of schematicity in constructions, the constructions analyzed in the present paper are schematic (as opposed to substantive constructions).…”

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dimensión construccional de la ironía verbal. Una perspectiva lingüístico-cognitiva

Lozano Palacio

2024

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La dimensión construccional de la ironía ha sido tratada por Veale y Hao (2010) y Veale (2012), quienes concluyen que la interpretación irónica puede ser detonada por construcciones convencionalizadas con alto potencial irónico, como es el caso de tan X como Y (tan útil como comprar un solo zapato) o No podrías X incluso si Y (No podrías tenerme incluso si tuvieras toda la riqueza del mundo). En pragmática inferencial, Attardo (2000) identifica índices irónicos (e.g. Ya, claro, desde luego), que se usan a menudo con el propósito de reforzar la ironía. El presente artículo defiende que dichos índices pueden estudiarse desde una perspectiva construccional junto con otros recursos lingüísticos que tienen la capacidad de incrementar el potencial irónico de una construcción irónica. Entre ellos encontramos los ecos cumulativos (Ya, claro, John. Paul es el mejor tío del mundo; es amigo de todos, desde luego, nuestro mejor hombre) o ecos compuestos (Ya, claro, yo me echo la siesta mientras tú haces todo el trabajo, como siempre). Este artículo explora el papel de estas y otras estrategias que intervienen en la producción de construcciones con potencial irónico. El estudio resultante nos permite contrastar estas construcciones en lo que se refiere a dicho potencial y examinar los mecanismos formales y conceptuales que intervienen.

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Section: Implicational Constructionsmentioning

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dimensión construccional de la ironía verbal. Una perspectiva lingüístico-cognitiva

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2024

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“…In these cases, 'together' and 'apart' can function as resultative adverbs because of their secondary-predication nature. We therefore claim that the 'together/apart reciprocal' construction is part of the family of the resultative (Goldberg & Jackendoff, 2004), whose members express result either in the form of a literal or figurative change of state or as a literal or figurative change of location (see Ruiz de Mendoza & Luzondo, 2016;Luzondo & Ruiz de Mendoza, 2015).…”

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“…The FunGramKB Grammaticon (Periñán 2013;Periñán & Arcas, 2014;Mairal, 2012Mairal, , 2015Van Valin & Mairal, 2014;Luzondo & Ruiz de Mendoza, 2015) is the linguistic module that stores constructional schemata, that is, machine-tractable representations of constructions. It comprises several Constructicons (i.e.…”

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A computational implementation of idiomatic and non-idiomatic constructions

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2017

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“…We may cite those mentioned by Steels (2015) as examples of computationally driven approaches to constructions: Embodied Construction Grammar, Fluid Construction Grammar, SignedBased Construction Grammar and Template Construction Grammar. Within the FungramKB environment, there are also recent studies such as Luzondo-Oyón and Ruiz de Mendoza (2015) which address this issue. Our paper contributes to this same line of research by adapting the notion of construction to make it computationally effective, trying to arrive at compromise solutions in order to fully articulate the process of identification of constructional structures in FunGramKB and ARTEMIS.…”

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Galán

2017

Rev. lingüíst. leng. apl.

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Abstract:The Functional Grammar Knowledge Base (FunGramKB), (Periñán-Pascual and Arcas-Túnez 2010) is a multipurpose lexico-conceptual knowledge base designed to be used in different Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks. It is complemented with the ARTEMIS (Automatically Representing Text Meaning via an Interlingua-based System) application, a parsing device linguistically grounded on Role and Reference Grammar (RRG) that transduces natural language fragments into their corresponding grammatical and semantic structures. This paper unveils the different phases involved in its parsing routine, paying special attention to the treatment of argumental constructions. As an illustrative case, we will follow all the steps necessary to effectively parse a For-Benefactive structure within ARTEMIS. This methodology will reveal the necessity to distinguish between Kernel constructs and L1-constructions, since the latter involve a modification of the lexical template of the verb. Our definition of L1-constructions leads to the reorganization of the catalogue of FunGramKB L1-constructions, formerly based on Levin's (1993) alternations. Accordingly, a rearrangement of the internal configuration of the L1-Constructicon within the Grammaticon is proposed.

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Argument structure constructions in a Natural Language Processing environment

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dimensión construccional de la ironía verbal. Una perspectiva lingüístico-cognitiva

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