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Band 299:: Meyer, Ralf: Compound Comprehension in Isolation and in Context. The contribution of conceptual and discourse knowledge to the comprehension of German novel noun-noun compounds. XV/225 S. - Tübingen: Niemeyer, 1993.
ISBN: 3-484-30299-2

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IDS-Bibliothek: Sig. QA 2032

Alternatives Medium:: E-Book (PDF). Berlin / New York: de Gruyter. ISBN: 978-3-11-135324-1

The book gives an analysis of the conditions underlying the semantics of non-lexicalized German noun-noun compounds (NN-compounds)

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Vorwort		S. IX

0.	Introductory Remarks	S. XI
1.	Some Requirements for a Semantic Theory of Novel Noun-Noun Compounds	S. 1
2.	Previous Work on Word Semantics and Compounding	S. 12
3.	Categorization of the Compounding Mechanism into a General Theory of Word Formation	S. 39
4.	A Semantic Model for the Integration of Conceptual and Discourse Knowledge	S. 61
5.	Relational Ambiguity of Isolated Novel Noun-Noun Compounds	S. 102
6.	Utterance Meanings of Novel Noun-Noun Compounds in Discourse	S. 160
7.	Summary and Outlook	S. 214

References		S. 217

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Vorwort			S. IX

0.	Introductory Remarks		S. XI
0.1.		Types of Noun-Noun Compounds	S. XIII
0.2.		Overview of the Work	S. XV
1.	Some Requirements for a Semantic Theory of Novel Noun-Noun Compounds		S. 1
1.1.		Dynamics of Compound Meaning	S. 2
1.2.		Knowledge Dependence of Compound Meaning	S. 4
1.3.		Discourse Dependence of Compound Meaning	S. 6
1.4.		Underdeterminacy of Compound Meaning	S. 7
1.5.		The Choice of the Representational Language	S. 9
1.6.		Discussion and Conclusion	S. 11
2.	Previous Work on Word Semantics and Compounding		S. 12
2.1.		Theories of Word Meaning	S. 12
2.2.		Conceptual Categories for Compounds	S. 21
2.3.		The Interpretation of Nominal Compounds in Montague-Grammar	S. 22
2.4.		Other Semantic Approaches	S. 25
2.5.		Novel Noun-Noun Compounds as Anaphorical Elements: Discourse Influence on Compound Interpretation	S. 26
2.6.		Psycholinguistic Models on Concept Combination as a Basis for Compound Interpretation	S. 29
2.7.		The Interpretation of Compounds in Artificial Intelligence	S. 34
2.8.		Discussion and Conclusion	S. 36
3.	Categorization of the Compounding Mechanism into a General Theory of Word Formation		S. 39
3.1.		Word Formation as a Part of the Syntax	S. 40
3.2.		Word Formation as an Autonomous Module	S. 45
3.3.		Word Formation as a Property of the Conceptual System	S. 52
3.4.		Discussion and Conclusion	S. 56
4.	A Semantic Model for the Integration of Conceptual and Discourse Knowledge		S. 61
4.1.		On Genericity of the Modifier	S. 62
4.2.		Discourse Representation Theory DRT	S. 65
4.3.		Syntax and Semantics of DRL_c	S. 69
4.4.		Knowledge Representation in DRS_s	S. 72
4.5.		Lexical Meaning of Nouns: Approaching the Two-Level Semantics in DRT	S. 81
4.6.		Syntax and Semantics of DRL_lex	S. 84
4.7.		Lexical DRS_s for Nouns and NN-Compounds	S. 89
4.8.		Conceptual Shifts of Single Nouns	S. 93
4.9.		Conclusion	S. 100
5.	Relational Ambiguity of Isolated Novel Noun-Noun Compounds		S. 102
5.1.		Relational Nouns and Sortal Nouns in NN-Compounds	S. 104
5.2.		Possible Sources for Relations in NN-Compounds	S. 109
5.3.		Relations from Lexical Representations	S. 111
5.4.		The Conceptual Basis	S. 114
5.5.		A Network of Compounding Rules	S. 146
5.6.		Conceptual Shifts of Novel NN-Compounds	S. 149
5.7.		Summary and Conclusion	S. 157
6.	Utterance Meanings of Novel Noun-Noun Compounds in Discourse		S. 160
6.1.		Current Assumptions on Discourse Comprehension and Their Implications for Semantics of Novel NN-Compounds	S. 161
6.2.		Some Preceding Remarks	S. 165
6.3.		Conjunctive Compounds in Discourse	S. 171
6.4.		Script-Driven NN-Compound Interpretation	S. 183
6.5.		Giving of a Relation in Discourse	S. 189
6.6.		Compounds in Discourse without Anaphoric Links	S. 198
6.7.		Genericity of the Modifier Revisited	S. 206
6.8.		Conceptual Shifts of Novel NN-Compounds Revisited	S. 210
6.9.		Discussion and Conclusion	S. 211
7.	Summary and Outlook		S. 214
7.1.		The Model for Computing Utterance Meanings of Novel Noun-Noun Compounds	S. 214
7.2.		Open Problems	S. 215

References			S. 217

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Hanneforth, Thomas (1997): Rezension von: Ralf Meyer, Compound Comprehension in Isolation and in Context. In: Linguistische Berichte 169. Forschung, Information, Diskussion. Opladen: Westdeutscher Verlag. S. 260-265.

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