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Selectional restrictions in HPSG:I'll eat my hat!


This contribution is concerned with integrating the phenomenon of selectional
restrictions in HPSG. Firstly, the question of treating selectional
restrictions purely in the semantic module is tackled, as there are some
contextual (or pragmatic) influences, which can repair the ill-formedness of
violated selectional restrictions. Secondly, we present existing approaches to
selectional restrictions within the framework and, lastly, make our own
proposal which describes the subject as part of the semantics-pragmatics
interface. In particular, we show how a semantic ontology can be integrated.