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The Head-driven Phrase Structure theory is a strictly lexicalized approach which aims to highlight syntactic and semantic (synsem) properties of words and phrases. This analysis is organized by means of a type hierarchy(AVM) and their internal feature structure. | The Head-driven Phrase Structure theory is a strictly lexicalized approach, which aims to highlight syntactic and semantic (synsem) properties of words and phrases (signs). This analysis is organized by means of a type hierarchy(AVM) and their internal feature structure. | ||
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The Head-driven Phrase Structure theory is a strictly lexicalized approach, which aims to highlight syntactic and semantic (synsem) properties of words and phrases (signs). This analysis is organized by means of a type hierarchy(AVM) and their internal feature structure.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head-driven_phrase_structure_grammar#A_Sample_Grammar
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- Glossary:Metaphor: the entry for metaphor
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- Exercise on types of ambiguities. Link to the exercise (only one example so far).