Formal semantics of Natural Language: Adverbs of quantification
By David Lewis. 1975
370 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing
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- Yoav Goldberg
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Citations in the corpus
- oLMpics-On What Language Model Pre-training Captures (2019, background): “Adverbial modifiers such as “always”, “sometimes” or “never”, tell us about the quantity or frequency of events (Lewis, 1975; Barwise and Cooper, 1981).”
- The Syntax of Adjuncts (2002, background): “Frequency adjuncts have been among the most widely discussed adverbials in the literature, at least since the influential work of Lewis 1975, with more recent treatments including Schwartzschild 1988, Moltmann 1991, 1997, Kamp and Reyle 1993, Swart 1993, and Vlach 1993. Of necessity I skirt many iss”