Appendix Signature of the basic fragment - Revision history

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	* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.		* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.
	* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]<br>The SYNSEM value contains the core syntactic and semantic (and pragmatic) information of a sign.		* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]<br>The SYNSEM value contains the core syntactic and semantic (and pragmatic) information of a sign.
			* LRS [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_LRS-specific_parts#lrs\| ''lrs'']]

	=== ''word'' ===		=== ''word'' ===

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	* CAT [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#category\|''category'']]		* CAT [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#category\|''category'']]
	* CONT ''content''		* CONT [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_LRS-specific_parts#content\|''content'']]
	* CONTEXT [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#context\|''context'']]		* CONTEXT [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#context\|''context'']]

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	=== ''phrase'' ===		=== ''phrase'' ===

			Principles:
			* The [[Appendix_Grammar#PHON_Principle\|'''PHON Principle''']] links the PHON values of the daughters to that of the mother.

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	* DTRS ''list([[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#sign\|sign]])''		* DTRS ''list([[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#sign\|sign]])''<br>The D(augh)T(e)RS feature is used to encode a tree structure inside a feature structure.

	==== ''headed-phrase'' ====		==== ''headed-phrase'' ====

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	* The [[Appendix_Grammar#Head_Feature_Principle\|'''Head Feature Principle''']] has an effect on all headed phrases, ensuring that HEAD features are shared between a mother and its head daughter.		* The [[Appendix_Grammar#Head_Feature_Principle\|'''Head Feature Principle''']] has an effect on all headed phrases, ensuring that HEAD features are shared between a mother and its head daughter.
			* The [[Appendix_Grammar#Immediate_Dominance_Schemata_.28also_called:_Grammar_Rules.29\|'''Immediate Dominance Schemata''']] determine the internal shape of headed phrases.

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	==== ''headed-phrase'' ====		==== ''headed-phrase'' ====

			Principles:
			* The [[Appendix_Grammar#Head_Feature_Principle\|'''Head Feature Principle''']] has an effect on all headed phrases, ensuring that HEAD features are shared between a mother and its head daughter.

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	===== ''head-specifier-phrase'' =====		===== ''head-specifier-phrase'' =====

			The combination of a head and its subject is encoded in a ''head-specifier-phrase''. The [[Appendix_Grammar#Head-Specifier_Schema\|'''Head-Specifier Schema''']] constraints what counts as a well-formed head-specifier combination.

	===== ''head-complement-phrase'' =====		===== ''head-complement-phrase'' =====

			The combination of a head and its subject is encoded in a ''head-complement-phrase''. The [[Appendix_Grammar#Head-Complement_Schema\|'''Head-Complement Schema''']] constraints what counts as a well-formed head-complement combination.

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	===== ''head-subject-phrase'' =====		===== ''head-subject-phrase'' =====

			The combination of a head and its subject is encoded in a ''head-subject-phrase''. The [[Appendix_Grammar#Head-Subject_Schema\|'''Head-Subject Schema''']] constraints what counts as a well-formed head-subject combination.

	===== ''head-specifier-phrase'' =====		===== ''head-specifier-phrase'' =====

Manfred: /* sign */

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	* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.		* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.
	* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]<br>		* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]<br>The SYNSEM value contains the core syntactic and semantic (and pragmatic) information of a sign.
	The SYNSEM value contains the core syntactic and semantic (and pragmatic) information of a sign.

	=== ''word'' ===		=== ''word'' ===

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	== ''sign'' ==		== ''sign'' ==

			This is the basic linguistic type. A sign is a combination of (at least) form and meaning, i.e., phonological and semantic representation.

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	* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.		* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.
	* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]		* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]<br>
			The SYNSEM value contains the core syntactic and semantic (and pragmatic) information of a sign.

	=== ''word'' ===		=== ''word'' ===

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	* PHON ''list(phonstring)''		* PHON ''list(phonstring)''<br>The PHON list contains the phonological representation of a sign. For convenience, the orthographic form is used here. The PHON list of a word typically contains just one element. In a sentence, it contains as many elements as there are words in the sentence. We may have words with empty PHON lists, such as traces or some phonologically empty function words. In the text book, all words have a non-empty phonology.
	* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]		* SYNSEM [[Appendix_Signature_of_the_basic_fragment#synsem\| ''synsem'']]