Are "primitive" object relations really preoedipal?

Assumption Underlying Discourse Relations: Which Ones Are Really There And Where Are They?

The goal of this paper is to challenge some of tile assumptions that have been inherent in much of the research on discourse relations, especially that which has gone on in the context of text planning. The primary assumption has been that there is only one set of relations, encompassing structural, rhetorical, and intentional information. The second assumption is that these relations only oper...

An Algorithm for Computing Primitive Relations

Introduction. A toric variety X of dimension n is a normal complex algebraic variety that contains an algebraic group T isomorphic to (C∗)n (a torus), as a dense open subset, with an algebraic action T × X → X of T on X which extends the natural action of T on itself (multiplication in T ). Throughout the paper we will assume that X is smooth and complete. Let N = HomZ(C ∗, T ) ∼= Z and NQ = N ...

Roles Are Really Great!

We present a new role system for specifying changing referencing relationships of heap objects. The role of an object depends, in large part, on its aliasing relationships with other objects, with the role of each object changing as its aliasing relationships change. Roles therefore capture important object and data structure properties and provide useful information about how the actions of th...

Are Methods Really Useful?

Roles Are Really Great!