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Subject: Re: MOD-HEAD CASE FRAME
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William J. Rapaport wrote:
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> Subject: MOD-HEAD CASE FRAME
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> 
> Several of you have asked for the syntax and semantics of the mod-head
> case frame.


I asked Stu about this; here's his reply:
========================================================================

In SNeRG Technical Note 35, I have
"CompCat(m, c) (build classmod m classhead c) the complex category m c."
more formally, I'd say

[[{<classmod, {m}>, <classhead, {c}>}]] = the complex category
[[m]][[c]], which is the subcategory of [[c]] distinguished in some
unspecified way by [[m]].

That still might not be very satisfying.

BTW, I no longer use the phrase "structured individual".  Such
structures are more clearly identified as functional terms.  In fact
every molecular node is a functional term of the SNePS Logic.

stu
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