JOURNAL ARTICLE

Non-structural (anaphoric) semantic relations with reference to Tswana

C. J.H. Krüger

Year: 1986 Journal:   South African Journal of African Languages Vol: 6 (4)Pages: 152-155   Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Abstract

This article deals with anaphoric reference, as a particular type of semantic relation between constituents of sentences. Anaphoric reference is further characterized as a non-structural semantic relation, as contrasted with structural semantic relations. It is divided into the following types, based on semantic criteria: (a) anaphoric binding, consisting of grammatical and lexical subtypes, and (b) textual binding, realized by items which have some logical and/or ontological connections in a text.

Keywords:
Semantic relation Relation (database) Computer science Natural language processing Linguistics Tswana Artificial intelligence Semantic property Psychology Philosophy Cognition

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Lexicography and Language Studies
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  Language and Linguistics
Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation
Social Sciences →  Arts and Humanities →  Language and Linguistics
Historical Linguistics and Language Studies
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