Cognitive Systems, Semantic Constraints and Fragmented Narratives in the Digital Age
The present study consists of two, seemingly disparate but not incongruous parts. The first part discusses two ground-breaking semantic theories whose common theme is semantic constraints on natural language. Pierre-Yves Raccah’s semantic theory discusses the direct and objective contribution of sem...
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