Situations and Attitudes.
By N. Cocchiarella, J. Barwise, J. Perry. 1986
Subfields: Computational Linguistics & Semantics, Philosophy
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In Computational Linguistics & Semantics
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- Ralf Möller
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Citations in the corpus
- The effects of common ground and perspective on domains of referential interpretation (2003, background): “Since uniquely identifying an entity denoted by a definite reference happens with respect to a particular and limited context (e.g., Barwise, 1989; Barwise & Perry, 1983 ), two questions arise: (1) what determines or constitutes the appropriate context, or domain of interpretation and (2) what is t”
- A Context Modeling Survey (2004, background): “As the name implies it extends the Situation Theory which has been proposed by Barwise and Perry [ 4 ].”
- On scene interpretation with description logics (2006, methodology): “Relational descriptions including mental states have also been used in [17] as a basis for situation semantics.”
- Ontology-based situation awareness (2009, background): “As Barwise explains [22]: One of the starting points for situation semantics was the promotion of real situations from second class citizens to first class citizens.”
- Embodiment in Religious Knowledge (2005, background): “Psychopathology 36, 171-180.”
- Situation pronouns in determiner phrases (2012, background): “8As far as I can tell, there is no widely accepted standard terminology in the situation semantic literature for these notions (Barwise and Perry, 1983; Cooper, 1993, 1995; Kratzer, 2007).”
- Deriving the Functional Hierarchy (2014, background): “Situation semantics (Barwise and Perry 1983, Kratzer 1989, inter alios) originally emerged as an alternative to possible world semantics.”
- Evidentials as Generalized Functional Heads (2010, background): “In Situation Semantics,(Barwise 1981, Barwise and Perry 1983, Barwise and Etchemendy 1987, Kratzer forthcoming) situations are parts of worlds, and a given proposition is true of a particular situation, sometimes called a Reference Situation, Focus Situation or Topic Situation3.”