Not Exactly: In Praise Of Vagueness

By Kees Van Deemter, Van Deemter, Kees

This is a particularly well written introduction to a certain part of the philosophical literature on vagueness. The author refutes the idea that vagueness is a fault and presents a certain number...

Semantic Ambiguity And Underspecification

By Stanley Peters, Kees, Kees Van Deemter, Van Deemter

In the winter of 1993–1994, essays were commissioned on the topic of ambiguity and underspecification. All papers received were subjected to a thorough review process. The present volume, comprisin...

Semantic Ambiguity And Underspecification (Volume 55) (Lecture Notes)

By Stanley Peters, Kees Van Deemter

In the winter of 1993–1994, essays were commissioned on the topic of ambiguity and underspecification. All papers received were subjected to a thorough review process. The present volume, comprisin...

Information Sharing: Reference And Presupposition In Language Generation And Interpretation

By Kees Van Deemter, Kees Van Deemter, Rodger Kibble, CSLI Publications, Rodger Kibble

1. Information Packaging: From Cards To Boxes / Herman Hendriks -- 2. Presupposed Propositions In A Corpus Of Dialogue / Jennifer Spenader -- 3. Explaining Presupposition Triggers / Henk Zeevat --...

Information Sharing: Reference And Presupposition In Language Generation And Interpretation

By Kees Van Deemter, CSLI Publications, Kees Van Deemter, Rodger Kibble, CSLI Publications, Rodger Kibble

1. Information Packaging: From Cards To Boxes / Herman Hendriks -- 2. Presupposed Propositions In A Corpus Of Dialogue / Jennifer Spenader -- 3. Explaining Presupposition Triggers / Henk Zeevat --...

Not Exactly: In Praise Of Vagueness

By Kees Van Deemter, Van Deemter, Kees

This is a particularly well written introduction to a certain part of the philosophical literature on vagueness. The author refutes the idea that vagueness is a fault and presents a certain number...

Computational Models Of Referring

By Kees Van Deemter

Computational Models Of Referring: A Study In Cognitive Science

By Kees Van Deemter

An argument that computational models can shed light on referring, a fundamental and much-studied aspect of communication. To communicate, speakers need to make it clear what they are talking about...

Not Exactly: In Praise Of Vagueness

By Kees Van Deemter, Van Deemter, Kees

This is a particularly well written introduction to a certain part of the philosophical literature on vagueness. The author refutes the idea that vagueness is a fault and presents a certain number...

Not Exactly : In Praise Of Vagueness

By Kees Van Deemter, Van Deemter, Kees

This is a particularly well written introduction to a certain part of the philosophical literature on vagueness. The author refutes the idea that vagueness is a fault and presents a certain number...