October 2013
Intermediate to advanced
518 pages
16h 20m
English
This is an important book, one that focuses on problems in language understanding by computer that many, in traditions other than that of the present editors, would prefer to forget.
They are close to a tradition (though they may not agree with this characterization!) I shall call “computational semantics” in a sense fairly well understood in artificial intelligence and computational linguistics but one not beyond dispute by other users of the term “semantics.” I shall just state the sense intended, because my purpose here is not to defend the use, which has been done often enough, but to use it to introduce the chapters in this book.
As is often the ...
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