The generalised, automated reconstruction of the reasoning structures underlying persuasive communication is an enormously challenging task. While this work in argument …
BPY Wang, X Lu, CC Hsu, EPC Lin, H Ai - Metaphor identification in …, 2019 - torrossa.com
This chapter addresses the fundamental methodological issues in applying MIPVU (Steen et al. 2010) to linguistic metaphor identification in Chinese discourse. Since MIPVU takes …
RA Harris, C Di Marco, S Ruan… - Argument & …, 2018 - content.iospress.com
There is a driving need computationally to interrogate large bodies of text for a range of non- denotative meaning (eg, to plot chains of reasoning, detect sentiment, diagnose genre, and …
AR Mehlenbacher - Argument & Computation, 2017 - content.iospress.com
Identifying rhetorical figures with marginal to non-existent lexico-syntactic signatures poses significant challenges for computational approaches reliant upon structural definitions or …
Many rhetorical figures are constructions in the contemporary sense of Construction Grammar, form/function pairs, and many of them are hiding in plain sight, participating in …
We report on an ongoing research project that uses OWL and a corpus of figurative instances to explore the cognitive dimensions of rhetorical figures. We argue that figures …
R Harris - Philosophy & rhetoric, 2013 - scholarlypublishingcollective.org
The most important contemporary development in rhetoric for the theory of argumentation is Jeanne Fahnestock's program of figural logic, the ruling insight of which is that figures …
CC Hsu, YY Chang, Y Biao - Text & Talk, 2024 - degruyter.com
Internet users often express their evaluation of food in online posts. This study sets out to comprehensively annotate evaluative words in food posts in Chinese, which deserves more …
Y Yuan - Argument & Computation, 2017 - content.iospress.com
Litotes, often confused with meiosis and understatement, has long suffered neglect. By comparing synonymous key words in previous definitions, this essay defines litotes as “a …