Logical Metonymy

Logical Metonymy from Type Clash to Thematic Fit
Logical metonymy (The author began the book) has often been explained in terms of a type-clash between an eventsubcategorizing …
Alessandra Zarcone, Jason Utt, Alessandro Lenci
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Inferring Covert Events in Logical Metonymies: a Probe Recognition Experiment
It has been widely acknowledged that the interpretation of logical metonymies involves the interpretation of covert events (begin the …
Alessandra Zarcone, Sebastian Padó, Alessandro Lenci
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Modeling covert event retrieval in logical metonymy: probabilistic and distributional accounts
Logical metonymies (The student finished the beer) represent a challenge to compositionality since they involve semantic content not …
Alessandra Zarcone, Jason Utt, Sebastian Padó
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Logical metonymies and qualia structures: an annotated database of logical metonymies for German
Logical metonymies like The author began the book involve the interpretation of events that are not realized in the sentence (Covert …
Stefan Rüd, Alessandra Zarcone
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Logical metonymies and qualia structures: an annotated database of logical metonymies for German
Generalized Event Knowledge in Logical Metonymy Resolution
The interpretation of logical metonymies like begin the book has traditionally been explained by assuming the existence of complex …
Alessandra Zarcone, Sebastian Padó
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“I like work: I can sit and look at it for hours” - Type clash vs. plausibility in covert event recovery
A range of event-subcategorizing verbs can combine with entity-denoting nouns, like begin the newspaper. The interpretation of such …
Alessandra Zarcone, Sebastian Padó
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D6, SFB 732 (Universität Stuttgart, 2010-2013)
Lexical-semantic factors in event interpretation
D6, SFB 732 (Universität Stuttgart, 2010-2013)