HW6 Answer Key now available
The HW6 answer key is now available for download from the “Readings” section of this website.
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The HW6 answer key is now available for download from the “Readings” section of this website.
Here is today’s class handout on thematic proto-roles and argument selection: Thematic Proto-Roles and Argument Selection
Here is today’s class handout summarizing some commonly-encountered generalized argument roles (aka, thematic roles): Generalized Argument Roles (Thematic Roles)
Exam Date/Time/Location: Tuesday, April 2 / 12:30-2pm / CAS 324 (our usual classroom) General Format & Guidelines: The exam will cover all of the material that we’ve touched upon since our first exam (see below for a list of topics). The individual questions will very much resemble what you have encountered in your recent homework assignments, though …
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Your sixth homework assignment is now available for download–just click on the link below for a PDF version. It will be due on Thursday, March 28, at the beginning of class. HW6 (due Th 3/28 @ beg. of class)
For next Tuesday 3/26, please read sections 10.1-10.3 (pgs. 206-220) of the Kearns textbook.
Here are the Predicate Logic handouts from our Tuesday 3/19 class meeting: The Language of Predicate Logic (from Tu 3/19 class meeting) Another Sample Model for Predicate Logic
The HW5 answer key is now available for download from the “Readings” section of this website.
For the week of Tuesday 3/19, please read the following book chapter, which can be downloaded (PDF) from the “Readings” section of this website: Löbner, Sebastian. 2002. Understanding Semantics, Chap. 5 (‘Meaning Relations’). London: Arnold Publishers.
Here are complete versions (PDF) of the handouts on Predicate Logic that were distributed in yesterday’s class: The Language of Predicate Logic A Sample Model for Predicate Logic