Interpretation as Conflict Resolution

Topics:
Conflict Resolution
Tags:
Career,
Communication Skills,
Conflict Resolution,
Optimality-theory,
Utrecht University
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Utrecht University

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Overview: Optimality-theory provides a framework to deal with conflicts in interpretation in a systematic way by means of constraint-ranking. In 2002, NWO, the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research, funded a project proposal submitted by Petra Hendriks (Groningen University), Helen de Hoop (University of Nijmegen) and the first author of this paper (Utrecht University) as part of the Cognition Program. The starting point of the project is the notion of conflicts in interpretation and their resolution by constraint-ranking. This paper reports on the first results, and sketches the lines of research opening up in this project.

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Format: PDF | Size: 198KB | Date: Feb 2004 | Pages: 20

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