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An alternative perspective on “semantic P600” effects in language comprehension

2008

Abstract The literature on the electrophysiology of language comprehension has recently seen a very prominent discussion of “semantic P600” effects, which have been observed, for example, in sentences involving an implausible thematic role assignment to an argument that would be a highly plausible filler for a different thematic role of the same verb. These findings have sparked a discussion about underlying properties of the language comprehension architecture, as they have generally been viewed as a challenge to established models of language processing and specifically to the notion that syntax precedes semantics in the comprehension process. In this paper, we review the literature on se…

Cognitive scienceCommunicationInterpretation (logic)business.industryComputer scienceGeneral NeuroscienceElectroencephalographyCognitionVerbSemanticsSyntaxSemanticsComprehensionArgumentHumansNeurology (clinical)ComprehensionbusinessAnimacylanguage comprehension; N400; P600; syntax; semantics; semantic reversal anomalies; semantic P600; animacy; plausibility; extended Argument Dependency ModelEvoked PotentialsBrain Research Reviews
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What Can Modularity of Mind Tell Us about the Semantics/Pragmatics Debate?

2010

In this paper I make connections between two domains of information, research on the semantics/pragmatics debate and on modularity of mind, in the hope that establishing connections and parallel structure may be fruitful in deepening knowledge of the interface between semantics and pragmatics. In particular I want to inquire if modularity of mind can help us move towards the resolution of important theoretical problems like Grice's circle, the cancellability of explicatures/implicatures, the analogy between perceptual enrichments and explicatures due to free enrichments, the routing problem for explicatures (do they strictly take input from implicatures?), and satisficing strategies in prag…

Cognitive scienceLinguistics and LanguagebiologyRelevance theoryComputer sciencebusiness.industryInterpretation (philosophy)AnalogyPragmaticsSemanticsLanguage and LinguisticsLinguisticsModularity of mindbiology.animalSatisficingGriceArtificial intelligencebusinessAustralian Journal of Linguistics
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1. Recognition And Social Ontology: An Introduction

2011

One of Hegel's big ideas is that creatures with a self-conception are the subjects of developmental processes that exhibit a distinctive structure. Call a creature 'essentially self-conscious' if what it is for itself, its self- conception, is an essential element of what it is in itself. How something that is essentially self-conscious appears to itself is part of what it really is. This chapter shows how the tripartite account of erotic awareness can be used in a natural way to build a notion of recognition that satisfies these twin philosophical constraints on the interpretation of Hegel's notion of self-consciousness in terms of recognition. Doing so it clarifies the nature of the trans…

Cognitive scienceStructure (mathematical logic)Transition (fiction)Interpretation (philosophy)Natural (music)HegelianismElement (criminal law)PsychologyIntellectual historyReciprocalEpistemology
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Drawing and the non-verbal mind: A Life-Span Perspective

2008

1. Contemporary enquiries into a long-standing domain: drawing research Chris Lange-Kuttner and Annie Vinter Part I. Self, Symbols and Intention: 2. Understanding reflections of self and other objects Kim Bard 3. Drawing production, drawing re-experience and drawing re-cognition Josephine Ross 4. Style and other factors affecting children's recognition of their own drawings Robin N. Campbell, Pauline A. Duncan, Anita L. Harrison and Lynne C. Mathewson 5. Children's understanding of the dual nature of pictures Richard Jolley 6. Pictorial intention, action and interpretation Norman H. Freeman and Esther Adi-Japha Part II. Syntax, Space Systems and Projection: 7. The interaction of biomechanic…

Cognitive sciencecognitionbusiness.industryInterpretation (philosophy)Perspective (graphical)Context (language use)Representation (arts)Graphic designdessinSyntax (logic)Visual arts[SHS]Humanities and Social SciencesStyle (visual arts)perception visuelle[SHS] Humanities and Social SciencesbusinessPsychologyParallels
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Prefix Stripping Re-Re-Revisited: MEG Investigations of Morphological Decomposition and Recomposition

2019

We revisit a long-standing question in the psycholinguistic and neurolinguistic literature on comprehending morphologically complex words: are prefixes and suffixes processed using the same cognitive mechanisms? Recent work using Magnetoencephalography (MEG) to uncover the dynamic temporal and spatial responses evoked by visually presented complex suffixed single words provide us with a comprehensive picture of morphological processing in the brain, from early, form-based decomposition, through lexical access, grammatically constrained recomposition, and semantic interpretation. In the present study, we find that MEG responses to prefixed words reveal interesting early differences in the la…

Cognitive sciencemagnetoencephalographymedicine.diagnostic_testlexical accessSemantic interpretationlcsh:BF1-990derivational morphologymorphological recompositionOf the formCognitionMagnetoencephalographyprefixationPsycholinguisticsLateralization of brain functionmorphological decompositionPrefixlcsh:Psychologygrammatical licensingStripping (linguistics)medicinePsychologyPsychologyGeneral PsychologyOriginal Researchmorphological processingFrontiers in Psychology
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Three-dimensional interpretation of the color system of Aguilonius/Rubens 1613

2000

The two-dimensional color system in the textbook on optics, written by F. Aguilonius (1613) and illustrated by PP Rubens,1 is equivalent to a three-dimensional color solid, which can also be constructed by applying the trichromatic theory of color vision on a color circle. © 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Col Res Appl, 26, S17–S19, 2001

Color modelComputer scienceGeneral Chemical EngineeringComputer graphics (images)Color solidTrichromacyHuman Factors and ErgonomicsGeneral ChemistryInterpretation (model theory)Color Research & Application
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Classifiers in Sinitic languages: From individuation to definiteness-marking

2012

Abstract This article examines the distribution and interpretation of the bare classifier phrase [Cl+N] in three Sinitic languages of Mandarin, Wu and Cantonese. We show that [Cl+N] can be interpreted as definite or indefinite depending on pragmatic factors related to information structure and word order. Syntactically, we claim that indefinite [Cl+N] has the maximal projection of ClP and that definite [Cl+N] is a DP, where the D head is filled by the classifier via Cl-to-D raising. Semantically, we claim that indefinite [Cl+N] is predicative, denoting sets of atomic entities and that definite [Cl+N] is derived from indefinite [Cl+N] by lifting it from predicates to Generalized Quantifiers.…

CombinatoricsLinguistics and LanguageDefinitenessHead (linguistics)Classifier (linguistics)UniquenessPredicative expressionRaising (linguistics)Language and LinguisticsMathematicsWord orderInterpretation (model theory)Lingua
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GENERALITY OF GRAPHIC VARIABLES ACROSS DRAWING TASKS

1968

Konttinen, R. & Olkinuora, E. Generality of graphic variables across drawing tasks. Scund. J. Psychol., 1968, 9, 161–168.—As a partial replication of the Takala & Rantanen (1964) study, the correlations between 6 graphic variables extracted from 6 drawing tasks differing in complexity were investigated. Four graphic trait factors were obtained I Size, II Pressure, III Discontinuous lines, and IV Angularity. Other graphic variables (nuancity and reinforcement) loaded factors II and III. The data lend support to the hypothesis that the same graphic traits should be interpreted in the same way irrespective of the complexity of the test. However, the complexity of the drawing task may make a di…

CommunicationGeneralityInterpretation (logic)business.industryGeneral MedicineTest (assessment)Task (project management)Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)Drawing TasksDevelopmental and Educational PsychologyTraitPartial replicationReinforcementPsychologybusinessGeneral PsychologyCognitive psychologyScandinavian Journal of Psychology
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The Role of Prominence Information in the Real-Time Comprehension of Transitive Constructions: A Cross-Linguistic Approach

2008

Approaches to language processing have traditionally been formulated with reference to general cognitive concepts (e.g. working memory limitations) or have based their representational assumptions on concepts from generative linguistic theory (e.g. structure determines interpretation). Thus, many well-established generalisations about language that have emerged from cross-linguistic/typological research have not as yet had a major influence in shaping ideas about online processing. Here, we examine the viability of using typologically motivated concepts to account for phenomena in online language comprehension. In particular, we focus on the comprehension of simple transitive sentences (i.e…

ComprehensionLinguistics and LanguageTransitive relationInterpretation (logic)DefinitenessComputer scienceArgumentTheoretical linguisticsAnimacyGenerative grammarLinguisticsLanguage and Linguistics Compass
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Hegel's Time: Between Tragic Action and Modern History

2019

AbstractThis paper offers an alternative perspective to the traditional interpretation of Hegel's philosophical reflection on history, departing from a reinterpretation of Hegel's reading of the tragic action of Antigone in Chapter VI of the Phenomenology of Spirit. The customary interpretation of this text affirms that Hegel shows how the conflict of tragic action finds its truth and its end in the identity of spirit. Tragic conflict is left behind to the same extent that (modern historical) spirit sublates the Greek ethical substance. This way, spirit can guarantee that our historical time is released from the past of the substance, or the spiritual movement of mediation from the immediac…

ComprehensionReinterpretationPhenomenology (philosophy)NothingPhilosophy05 social sciencesImmediacy050602 political science & public administrationModern historyHegelianism0506 political scienceEnd of historyEpistemologyHegel Bulletin
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