TAILIEUCHUNG - Báo cáo khoa học: "TOWARDS THE SEMANTICS OF SINTENCE AYVERBIALS "

In the present paper we argue that the so-called sentence adverbials (typically, adverbs like probably, admittedly,.) should be generated, in the framework of Functional Generative Description, by means of a special deep case - Complementation of Attitude (CA) on grounds of their special behaviour in the topic-focus articulation (TFA) of a sentence. From the viewpoint of the translation of CA expressions (and also of the multiple occurrence thereof inside a sentence) into a calculus of intensional logic, it should be noted that the TFA properties of CA expressions are directly correlated to the scope properties thereof. Our approach, which. | TOWARDS THE SEMANTICS OF SENTENCE ADVERBIALS Eva Koktová 9. kvẽtna 1576 39001 Tábor Czechoslovakia ABSTRACT In the present paper we argue that the so-called sentence adverbials typically adverbs like probably admittedly . should be generated in the framework of Functional Generative rescription by means of a special deep case - Complementation of Attitude CA on grounds of their special behaviour in the topic-focus articulation TFA of a sentence. From the viewpoint of the translation of CA expressions and also of the multiple occurrence thereof inside a sentence into a calculus of intensional logic it should be noted that the TFA properties of CA expressions are directly correlated to the scope properties thereof. Our approach which is stated in terms of a linguistic theory serves as a basis for an algorithm of analysis of CA for purposes of a system of man-machine communication without a pre-arranged data base. positions of the occurrence of negation. As negation only slightly differs in its distribution on the surface there is raised a proposal according to which negation and other minority group adverbs with similar properties should be generated as a case of CA. CA including negation and other minority group adverbs is defined in FGD by its position in the underlying basic ordering of complementations presumably it occupies the leftmost . the communicatively least dynamic position. The TFA properties of CA also on its multiple occurrence inside a sentence should be taken into account also in the translation of CA expressions into a calculus of intensional logic because they are directly correlated to the scope properties thereof. The TFA distinctions which are reflected on the surface serve as clues for an algorithm of analysis of CA expressions in written technical texts for purposes of a question answering system without a pre-arranged data base. I INTRODUCTION In the present paper we argue that the so-called sentence adverbials typically adverbs like .

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