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190 Appendix A: The language of Compositional DRTBy using the merging lemma (202) we can take short cuts in the reductions.This will be done in the next appendix.
Appendix BExamples spelled outIn this appendix I give the intermediate steps in the reductions for some of theexamples in chapter 4. It’s all lambda-conversion and merging.(219) PAST(IMP(λe king(e))) ad (105)= λQ[tTT ≺ n ⊕Q(t TT)](λPλt[≡ λQ[tTT ≺ n ⊕Q(t TT)](λt[≡ λQ[tTT ≺ n ⊕Q(t TT)](λt[≡ λQ[tTT ≺ n ⊕Q(t TT)](λt≡tTT ≺ n ⊕ λt ep king(e)τ(e) ·⊃ t≡tTT ≺ n ⊕ ep king(e)τ(e) ·⊃ t TT≡ep king(e)τ(e) ·⊃ t TTt TT ≺ neτ(e) ·⊃ t ⊕P(e)](λe king(e) ))eτ(e) ·⊃ t ⊕ λe king(e) (e)])eτ(e) ·⊃ t ⊕ king(e) ])ep king(e)τ(e) ·⊃ t(t TT ))(220) PAST(AOR(MAX(λe i senator(e)))) ad (112)
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Aspect in Ancient GreekA semantic a
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viNick Asher, David Beaver, the lat
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Contentsix8 Conclusions and discuss
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2 Chapter 1. Introductiongroundbrea
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4 Chapter 1. Introduction(4) µετ
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6 Chapter 1. Introductionimperfecti
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1.3 Organisation of the thesis 9In
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Chapter 2The interpretations of aor
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