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Basic copula clauses in Indonesian


We want to show how basic copula clauses in
Indonesian can be dealt with within the framework of Head Driven
Phrase Structure Grammar (HPSG) (Pollard & Sag, 1994). We analyzed
three types of basic copula clauses in Indonesian: copula clauses with
noun phrase complements (NP) expressing the notions of 'proper
inclusion' and 'equation', adjective phrases (AP) expressing
'attribution', and prepositional phrases (PP) expressing relationships
such as 'location'. Our analysis is implemented in the Indonesian
Resource Grammar (INDRA), a computational grammar for Indonesian
(Moeljadi et al., 2015).