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Created an article for DisCoCat (which is a major industry in the Oxford Quantum Group), plus an incoming link from linguistics
The relation with Montague Semantics is considered in work here by Giovanni de Felice, Konstantinos Meichanetzidis and Alexis Toumi this year.
(BTW, to use markdown and math on the nForum, including making links, you need to leave “Markdown+Itex” selected under the text entry box.)
@jesuslop Good point, I’d forgotten about that but it fits in nicely into the “variations” section I just added
I just glanced at that page and noticed
given nouns such as “Alice” and “Bob” and reflexive verbs such as “loves” and “hates”,
is there some reason these are called “reflexive”? Usually they are called “transitive”. A true reflexive verb is something like “perjure” which requires a reflexive pronoun for its object, while “wash” used intransitively can be considered reflexive if the missing direct object is semantically reflexive. E.g. when “John washed” = “John washed himself”.
Yes, I agree the word should be “transitive”.
added cross-link with DisCoPy
removed broken links from author names who don’t have an Lab page (feel invited to create a page for them and the re-instantiate links!)
Similarly, in the middle of the Idea section was a hyperlink directly to Wikipedia: Distributional semantics. I made that point now through an Lab entry distributional semantics.
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