A Model for Constructing the Basic Categories in a Natural Language Thesaurus - Exemplified With the Thesaurus Thespart

Widell, Peter; Hyldgaard-Jensen, Karl; Zettersten, Arne

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“…This is the position adopted by Widell (1986:12-36) in his work on a thesaurus for the defining vocabulary of a dictionary of Modern Danish. The principles of this thesaurus are discussed in Widell (1988). Another position -the one adopted in this paper -is the following.…”

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General Purpose Semantics: Hyponymy and Generic Relationships

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1988

Nord J Linguist

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The paper examines the concept of semantic subordination in terminology and lexical semantics. Although the two traditions differ in their view of language, their inventories of semantic relations are very similar. It is shown that the defining characteristics of the generic relationships from the principles of terminology correspond to most of the salient features of contrast sets. It is argued that the onomasiological dictionaries constitute a valuable collection of data on the semantic relationships in the general language. Examples are given fromDansk Begrebsordbog. It is claimed that the registration of contrast sets is one step towards an operational definition of word sense.

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General Purpose Semantics: Hyponymy and Generic Relationships

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1988

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A Model for Constructing the Basic Categories in a Natural Language Thesaurus - Exemplified With the Thesaurus Thespart

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