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Linglib.Semantics.Root.Kinds

Root kind signatures #

Which templatic components a root entails, the coarse, between-class half of a root's meaning; the fine, within-class half is Root.Content. The root typology of [beavers-koontz-garboden-2020] (§5.4.1) records which of four kinds of lexical entailment a root carries — state, manner, result, cause — under two collocational restrictions, that a change entails a state and a cause entails a change. The restrictions are the partial order stateresultcause on Root.Kind, with manner isolated. A root's kind signature is a Finset Root.Kind; it is well-formed when it is a lower set of that order, and close sends any signature to its lower closure. The named signatures are the attested rows of the typology's display (12), and changeType is [beavers-etal-2021]'s coarsening of the change-of-state rows into property-concept roots, which name a state, and result roots, whose state entails a prior change.

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Kinds #

The kinds of lexical entailment in the root typology of [beavers-koontz-garboden-2020].

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    def Semantics.Root.instReprKind.repr :
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      The collocational order, stateresultcause with manner isolated, since a change entails a state and a cause entails a change.

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        Signatures #

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        A root kind signature, the set of kinds a root carries.

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          The collocational closure of a signature, its lower closure in the kind order.

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            theorem Semantics.Root.Kinds.mem_close {s : Kinds} {k : Kind} :
            k s.close js, k j
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            theorem Semantics.Root.Kinds.coe_close (s : Kinds) :
            s.close = (lowerClosure s)
            theorem Semantics.Root.Kinds.close_mono {s t : Kinds} (h : st) :
            s.closet.close

            A signature is well-formed if it respects the collocational restrictions, that is, if it is a lower set of the kind order.

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              The attested rows of the typology #

              The signature of property-concept roots (√flat).

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                The signature of result roots without causation (√blossom).

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                  The signature of pure manner roots (√jog).

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                    The signature of roots carrying every kind (√hand, √drown).

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                      Change type #

                      The two types of change-of-state root, property-concept roots naming a gradable property (√flat, √red) and result roots naming the state an event brings about (√crack, √shatter) ([beavers-etal-2021] §3.1).

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                          The change type of a signature, result when it carries result, propertyConcept when it carries state but not result, and undefined for signatures naming no state.

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