scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1292564
This paper presents the main lexical semantics paradigms used in this workshop. Since most of the notions involved come from different linguistic approaches, they are reformulated and/or adapted and/or rephrased in order to provide a homogeneous computational perspective. There are discussed: (1) Argument structure and thematic roles, including the deeper semantic representation of Lexical Conceptual Structure (LCS); (2) Lexical semantics relations and the WordNet project; (3) Syntactic alternations and verb semantic classes; (4) The language of LCS semantic representation and its strong cognitive dimension; (5) Sense variation and generativity in lexical semantics; (6) Perspectives for lexical semantics of predicative forms and some ongoing important projects: WordNet, EuroWordNet, EAGLES etc. This pilot paper is important for the whole understanding and perspective. For the entire collection see [Zbl 0912.00026].
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