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You Can Say That Again

t has been two decades since the publication of Davidson’s twin papers, I “Truth and Meaning” (1967) and “On Saying That” (1968). The first proposed that a Tarskian truth theory for a language L can be (the heart of) a theory of meaning for L. The second proposed a radically novel approach, the paratactic account, to the logical form of indirect discourse. The two proposals are related in a num...

You Can't Go Home Again.

1. Despite George Webber's belief that he was not influenced by his aunt's puritanical, mountain-clan upbringing, what effects do you think her "endless stories of death and sorrow" had on him? How was his character influenced by his father's abandonment of the family for another woman, and by his mother's death from a broken heart? 2.Of George's editor in the novel it is said, "Fox really has ...

Doing It Again and Again May Be Difficult, But It Depends on What You Are Doing

Sentence interpretation is integrating the information of incoming lexical items into a coherent whole. But often the pieces of information do not fit together and have to be shifted in meaning to confirm with the rest of the sentence. These shifts are called coercion (Moens & Steedman, 1988; Pustejovsky, 1995). There is a growing body of experimental work that investigates the processing conse...

Efficient Summarization with Read-Again and Copy Mechanism

Encoder-decoder models have been widely used to solve sequence to sequence prediction tasks. However current approaches suffer from two shortcomings. First, the encoders compute a representation of each word taking into account only the history of the words it has read so far, yielding suboptimal representations. Second, current models utilize large vocabularies in order to minimize the problem...

Calcium signalling: IP3 rises again… and again

Recent results indicate that 'regulators of G-protein signalling' may contribute to the generation of receptor-specific patterns of cytosolic Ca2+ oscillations by associating with specific receptors, accelerating G-protein inactivation and responding to changes in cytosolic Ca2+.