Re: THEORY: Deriving adjectives from nouns
From: | Joshua Shinavier <ajshinav@...> |
Date: | Wednesday, June 9, 1999, 7:51 |
> Joshua Shinavier wrote:
> > I also assumed one specific role for the genetive of
> > "girls'" as well -- belonging to girls, for girls, run by girls, whatever;
> > you could think of any number of possible interpretations for this "of"
link;
> > I've handled them all as one relation
>
> But those are very different meanings. *Logically* they should be
> rendered differently. After all, I don't own "my school", I merely
> attend it.
They're very different! I was thinking links rather than meaning, e.g.
"green eggs" and "new car" are two very different things meaning-wise, but
they are the same in terms of structure (one simple node linked to by another).
It just seemed that if types of links were to be considered, then there would
be no end of possible interpretations -- the "structural" method seemed the only
way to get a fixed figure.
Josh