Superceded Drafts

• Sets, Heads and Spreading in LFG, v5 (Oct 2016). Now superceded by the published version and its 'more appendieces'.

  Slides and references for my 2015 ALS talk covering some of this material (Romance restructuring).

• Semantics as a functor in LFG+Glue (revised Dec 12, 2008). An account of how semantic interpretation could be a category-theoretic functor for LFG glue semantics (retitled and majorly revised from 'Small CCCs as Logical Forms for LFG Glue Semantics'; lightly revised from Dec 8 version, but some bad typoes detected). Superseded by Semantic Interpretation by CC Functors for LFG+Glue
• Prefab Glue. A Re-presentation of Glue Semantics for beginners, in which logical forms are assembled from prefabricated pieces. The more technical portions are meant to be superceded by Propositional Glue above, but the earlier parts might still be useful to people without much glue backround. Both papers provide background for the LFG07 paper, supercedes Proof-nets as Logical Forms for LFG.

  Orig 2007; lightly revised June 2008. Superseded by Yet Another Attempt to Explain Glue

• Proof-nets as Logical Forms for LFG (minor corrections Jan 17, 2007). Attempts to make glue possibly easier to understand by showing how to construe glue proofs (in the form of proof-nets) as a relatively ordinary-looking part of a linguistic structure. Substantial revision of superseded Proof-nets as Linguistic Structures for LFG.
• Proof-nets as Linguistic Structures for LFG. Incomplete draft. Subsumes contents of Glue via Correspondence below (minor edits Nov 2006). Superseded by Proof-nets as Logical Forms for LFG.
• Glue via Correspondence. How to remove the universally quantified f-structure variables from glue semantics by using LFG's correspondence architecture. Subsumed in Proof-nets as Linguistic Structures above.
• Truth-Conditional and Representational Semantics:
  An attempt to show that the programs of both model-theoretic and Davidsonian semantics not only advance but are prerequisite to the goals of Representational Semantics, in spite of their apparent absence of `psychological reality'. (Oct 2001). Superseded and partially contradicted by Model Theoretic Semantics as Structural Semantics.

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