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Manfred: /* Task 10: Local semantic phenomena */

2015-11-23T15:06:57Z

Task 10: Local semantic phenomena

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	# Even though the usual semantic selection restriction of the verb ''kill'' is violated in the seconde sentence, this violation does not lead to uninterpretability. Rather the sentence is interpreted in a figurative way, i.e., killing one's honorability is seen as causing one's own good reputation to disappear.		# Even though the usual semantic selection restriction of the verb ''kill'' is violated in the seconde sentence, this violation does not lead to uninterpretability. Rather the sentence is interpreted in a figurative way, i.e., killing one's honorability is seen as causing one's own good reputation to disappear.
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Manfred: /* Mock exam */

2015-11-23T15:06:40Z

Mock exam

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	We will use ''Game of Thrones'' for the final exam this term.		We will use ''Game of Thrones'' for the final exam this term.

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	Back to the material for [[Semantics_1,_WiSe_2014/15_(Sailer)\|Semantics 1, WiSe 2014/15]].		Back to the material for [[Semantics_1,_WiSe_2014/15_(Sailer)\|Semantics 1, WiSe 2014/15]].

Manfred: /* Mock exam */

2015-11-23T14:57:31Z

Mock exam

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	= Mock exam =		= Mock exam =

	~~<!--~~ Mock exam file: [[File:mock-exam-sose14.pdf\|pdf file]] ~~-->~~		Mock exam file: [[File:mock-exam-sose14.pdf\|pdf file]]

	The examples in the text are based on Shakespeare's play ''Macbeth''. The full text of the play is available on [http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2264 Projekt Gutenberg].		The examples in the text are based on Shakespeare's play ''Macbeth''. The full text of the play is available on [http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2264 Projekt Gutenberg].

Manfred at 06:18, 15 July 2015

2015-07-15T06:18:49Z

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	We will use ''Game of Thrones'' for the final exam this term.		We will use ''Game of Thrones'' for the final exam this term.

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	# Even though the usual semantic selection restriction of the verb ''kill'' is violated in the seconde sentence, this violation does not lead to uninterpretability. Rather the sentence is interpreted in a figurative way, i.e., killing one's honorability is seen as causing one's own good reputation to disappear.		# Even though the usual semantic selection restriction of the verb ''kill'' is violated in the seconde sentence, this violation does not lead to uninterpretability. Rather the sentence is interpreted in a figurative way, i.e., killing one's honorability is seen as causing one's own good reputation to disappear.
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Manfred: /* Task 4: Interpreting formulae */

2015-07-07T05:57:25Z

Task 4: Interpreting formulae

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	[[<nowiki />¬ '''king'''('''banquo''')]] = ''1'' <br>iff [[<nowiki />'''king'''('''banquo''')]] = ''0'' <br>iff < [[<nowiki />'''banquo''']]> is not in [[<nowiki />'''king''']]<br> iff < I('''banquo'''> is not in I('''king''') <br>iff < ''Banquo'' > is not in { <''x''> \| ''x'' is king } = { <''Macbeth''>}		[[<nowiki />¬ '''king'''<sub>1</sub>('''banquo''')]] = ''1'' <br>iff [[<nowiki />'''king'''('''banquo''')]] = ''0'' <br>iff < [[<nowiki />'''banquo''']]> is not in [[<nowiki />'''king'''<sub>1</sub>]]<br> iff < I('''banquo'''> is not in I('''king'''<sub>1</sub>) <br>iff < ''Banquo'' > is not in { <''x''> \| ''x'' is king } = { <''Macbeth''>}

	Since this is the case, [[<nowiki />¬ '''king'''('''banquo''')]] = ''1''		Since this is the case, [[<nowiki />¬ '''king'''<sub>1</sub>('''banquo''')]] = ''1''
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	3. '''witch'''('''banquo''') ⊃ '''king'''('''macbeth''')		3. '''witch'''<sub>1</sub>('''banquo''') ⊃ '''king'''<sub>1</sub>('''macbeth''')
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	[[<nowiki />'''witch'''('''banquo''') ⊃ '''king'''('''macbeth'''))]] = ''1''<br>iff [[<nowiki />'''witch'''('''banquo''')]] = ''0'' or [[<nowiki />'''king'''('''macbeth''') = ''1'' <br> iff < [[<nowiki />'''banquo''']] > is not in [[<nowiki />'''witch''']] or < [[<nowiki />'''macbeth''']] > is in [[<nowiki />'''king''']] <br> iff < I('''banquo''') > is not in I('''witch''') or < I('''macbeth''') > is in I('''king''') <br> iff < ''Banquo'' > is not in { <''x''> \| ''x'' is a witch} = { } or < ''Macbeth'' > is in { <''x''> \| ''x'' is king} = { <''Macbeth''>}.		[[<nowiki />'''witch'''<sub>1</sub>('''banquo''') ⊃ '''king'''<sub>1</sub>('''macbeth'''))]] = ''1''<br>iff [[<nowiki />'''witch'''<sub>1</sub>('''banquo''')]] = ''0'' or [[<nowiki />'''king'''<sub>1</sub>('''macbeth''') = ''1'' <br> iff < [[<nowiki />'''banquo''']] > is not in [[<nowiki />'''witch'''<sub>1</sub>]] or < [[<nowiki />'''macbeth''']] > is in [[<nowiki />'''king'''<sub>1</sub>]] <br> iff < I('''banquo''') > is not in I('''witch'''<sub>1</sub>) or < I('''macbeth''') > is in I('''king'''<sub>1</sub>) <br> iff < ''Banquo'' > is not in { <''x''> \| ''x'' is a witch} = { } or < ''Macbeth'' > is in { <''x''> \| ''x'' is king} = { <''Macbeth''>}.

	Since both are the case, [[<nowiki />'''witch'''('''banquo''') ⊃ '''king'''('''macbeth'''))]] = ''1''.		Since both are the case, [[<nowiki />'''witch'''<sub>1</sub>('''banquo''') ⊃ '''king'''<sub>1</sub>('''macbeth'''))]] = ''1''.
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Manfred: /* Task 8: Analysis: Syntactic structure and semantic combinatorics */

2015-07-01T08:06:23Z

Task 8: Analysis: Syntactic structure and semantic combinatorics

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Manfred: /* Task 8: Analysis: Syntactic structure and semantic combinatorics */

2015-07-01T08:05:08Z

Task 8: Analysis: Syntactic structure and semantic combinatorics

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	\|  [b]'''macbeth'''		\|  [b]'''macbeth'''
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Manfred: /* Task 7: Analysis: Lexicon */

2015-07-01T08:04:07Z

Task 7: Analysis: Lexicon

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	\|  [b]'''macbeth'''		\|  [b]'''macbeth'''
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Manfred: /* Mock exam */

2015-07-01T08:03:10Z

Mock exam

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	The examples in the text are based on Shakespeare's play ''Macbeth''. The full text of the play is available on [http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2264 Projekt Gutenberg].		The examples in the text are based on Shakespeare's play ''Macbeth''. The full text of the play is available on [http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/2264 Projekt Gutenberg].

	We will use ''~~Romeo and Juliet~~'' for the final exam.		We will use ''Game of Thrones'' for the final exam this term.

	=== Task 1: Ambiguity ===		=== Task 1: Ambiguity ===
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	Back to the material for [[Semantics_1,_WiSe_2014/15_(Sailer)\|Semantics 1, WiSe 2014/15]].		Back to the material for [[Semantics_1,_WiSe_2014/15_(Sailer)\|Semantics 1, WiSe 2014/15]].

Manfred at 08:02, 1 July 2015

2015-07-01T08:02:22Z

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