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An Account of Selection Restrictions in Role and Reference Grammar

Authors: Jiménez Briones, Rocío; Pérez Cabello de Alba, María Beatriz;

An Account of Selection Restrictions in Role and Reference Grammar

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El objetivo de este trabajo es explorar cómo las restricciones de selección pueden ser fácilmente incorporadas a la ontología en forma de esquemas conceptuales como son los marcos temáticos (MMTT) y los postulados de significado (PPSS). Estos, a su vez, estarán conectados a las estructuras lógicas de la GPR a través de las estructuras lógicas conceptuales, que son unos mecanismos abstractos de representación que hacen de puente entre los MMTT y los PPSS de la ontología, y las idiosincrasias léxico-sintácticas recogidas en las estructuras lógicas (Periñán y Mairal, “Bringing”). En cuanto a las restricciones de selección o preferencias de selección, se expresan en los MMTT y en los PPSS cuando ejercen constreñimientos normalmente relacionados con las situaciones cognitivas mostradas por los eventos. Se muestra el dominio de la posesión para ilustrar este tipo de preferencias dentro de una ontología

The goal of this paper is to explore how selection restrictions can be easily incorporated in the Ontology in the form of conceptual schemata like thematic frames (TFs) and meaning postulates (MPs). These, in turn, will be connected to the RRG logical structures via conceptual logical structures, which are abstract representational mechanisms that bridge the gap between the cognition-oriented TFs and MPs in the Ontology, and the particular lexicosyntactic idiosyncrasies represented in logical structures (Periñán and Mairal, “Bringing”). As for selection restrictions, or selectional preferences, they are stated in TFs and MPs when they exert constraints typically related to the cognitive situations displayed by the events. The domain of POSSESSION is employed to illustrate this kind of preferences within an ontology

Financial support for this research has been provided by the DGI, Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation, grants no. HUM2007-65755, no. FFI2008-05035-C02-01 (co-financed through FEDER funds), and no. FFI2010-17610/FILO.

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posesión, Role and Reference Grammar, Gramática del Papel y la Referencia, Selectional preferences, Possession, preferencias de selección, FunGramKB, Selection restrictions, restricciones de selección, Filología

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