ABSTRACT This article explores the necessary and jointly sufficient conditions for recognition of a ground unlawful discrimination. It is important not only to have coherent understanding currently enumerated grounds, but also theoretical framework that can assist in enumerating new grounds through open-ended “other status” aspect many legal frameworks. To end, this argues personal characterist...

This book has appeared in the series Synthesis Lectures on Human Language Technologies: monographs from 50 up to 150 pages about specific topics subjects computational linguistics. The intended audience of are researchers and graduate students NLP, AI, related fields. I define myself as a linguist; my review is perspective “random” linguistics researcher wanting learn more this topic or looking...

The aim of this paper is to contribute to the recent debate on the notion of grounding. More precisely, we will focus on the notion of complete and immediate formal grounding and we will provide a definition of it through the concepts of derivability and complexity. We will show that this definition allows us a subtle and precise analysis of the concept of grounding in several paradigmatic cases.