Semantic Theory

This is an open investigation on the representation and interpretation of the semantics of natural language.

Here are a few examples:

Jones likes Mary. Jones loves Brian. Jones owns Ulysses. Jones owns Ulysses. it fascinates him. Jones stinks. Jones loves Mary. he does not like her. Jones likes a woman who loves Mary. Mary loves a book which Brian owns. Jones owns a porsche. Mary likes Jones. she is happy. Jones owns a book which Brian loves. A man admires a woman. Jones does not own a porsche. Jones owns a book about Brazil. If Jones owns a book then he loves it. Every man who owns a book stinks. Every brazilian owns a book about Brazil. Jones likes Brian's wife. Mary is Brian's wife. Jones is unhappy. Jones likes a woman with a book. Jones is brazilian. he loves a woman who does not like Brian. Mary is from Brazil. Mary likes a man from Brazil. Every man is mortal. Socrates is a man. Every man who likes Brian loves Mary. Every man from Brazil is happy. No man from Brazil is happy. Most men from Brazil are happy. Many men from Brazil are happy. Only men from Brazil are happy. At most 2 men from Brazil are happy. At least 3 men from Brazil are happy. More than 4 men from Brazil are happy. Fewer than 5 men from Brazil are happy. 6 men from Brazil are happy. Jones kissed Mary. Jones has kissed Mary. Jones will kiss Mary. Dani is from Campinas. Mel likes Yuji. Mel loves UNICAMP. DRT is awesome. Dani is Mel's wife. Men are mortal. Penguins are birds that do not fly. Brazilians love sports. Mel made a reservation for Cascal for Dani. Mel travelled with a woman with a car. Mel made a plan with Yuji about DRT. Mel travelled to Brazil with Yuji. Does Mel like Yuji? Does Argentina border Brazil? Do most countries in South America border Brazil? Is Brazil safe? Are most beaches in Rio De Janeiro safe? Is every man mortal? Is Mel married to Dani?

The sentence above gets interpreted as:

You can also try your own:

This is still brittle, incomplete and incorrect, so, more to come!

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