LINGUIST List 16.2384
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Mon Aug 15 2005
Qs: WordNet 2.1 Java API; Possessive Determiners
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1. Philipp
Cimiano,
WordNet 2.1 Java API
2. Laura
Collins,
Possessive Determiners
Message 1: WordNet 2.1 Java API
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Date: 13-Aug-2005
From: Philipp Cimiano <cimianoaifb.uni-karlsruhe.de>
Subject: WordNet 2.1 Java API
Hi there,
Does anybody know a reasonable WordNet API for Java working with version
2.1 of WordNet?
Thanks,
Philipp.
Linguistic Field(s): Computational Linguistics
Message 2: Possessive Determiners
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Date: 11-Aug-2005
From: Laura Collins <lcollinsalcor.concordia.ca>
Subject: Possessive Determiners
My colleagues and I are interested in finding examples of languages in which the
gender of the possessive determiners (in particular the translation equivalents
of "his" and "her") is determined by the possessor (as is the case in English -
He is in HIS house; She is in HER house) rather than by the possessed entity (as
in the case, for example, with French - Il est dans SA maison; Elle est dans SA
maison). I will post a summary of responses.
Laura Collins
Linguistic Field(s): Morphology
Syntax
Typology
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