This paper presents the syntactic annotation level of a project aimed at providing a small dialog corpus with multiple levels of annotation. The syntactic annotation is based on dependency syntax. We outline the reasons for choosing dependency, and show the syntactic annotation for some constructions. We finish by describing the current state of the project.

This article questions the notions of refugee and migrant spaces’ formulations representations by considering complex elements which constitute camp Shatila, Lebanon, as articulated residents themselves. Counter-mapping methodology analytical lens serves to reveal, convey, decodify proliferating meaning-makings social, political, economic relations that uphold everyday life “camp,” determine sh...

We view the world with two eyes and yet are typically only aware of a single, coherent image. Arguably the simplest explanation for this is that the visual system unites the two monocular stimuli into a common stream that eventually leads to a single coherent sensation. However, this notion is inconsistent with the well-known phenomenon of rivalry; when physically different stimuli project to t...