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Computational Linguistics and Web
Hypertext Engineering: Linguistics and the Web
Dafydd Gibbon
October 1996
Computational Linguistics and Web Design
Web documents as situated signs
Signs: additional levels of abstraction
Pragmatics, semantics, and more
De Saussure's Conceptualistic Circuit Model (1915)
Bühler's Constitutive Factors (1934)
Bühler's Instrumental (Organon) Model (1934)
Warren Weaver's three levels of problems in communication (1949)
Claude Shannon's mathematical model of communication (1949)
Jakobson's Constitutive Factors Model (1960)
Functional structure of Jakobson's Constitutive Factors Model (1960)
Role granularity (1985)
Semantics: indexicality
Semantics: confidentiality
Searle's Speech Act Theory (1969)
Searle on Speech Acts as interdependent components (1969)
Searle's inventory of illocutionary force indicating devices (1969)
Searle on `How to promise: a complicated way' (1969)
Searle's felicity conditions for promising (1969)
Grice's Cooperative Principle and the Conversational Maxims (1975)
Pragmatics: actions
Hypertext pragmatics: Hypertext acts?
Hypertext pragmatics: The Functional Cycle
Text syntax: the markup language hierarchy
Syntax and semantics
Levels of form and appearance
Analogy with linguistic levels
Formatting languages
Format and control
Current languages as layout languages
Browser semantics -- graph traversal
Multimedia objects
Linguistic tools: Hyperlexica
Conclusion: Recommendations?
A general design procedure
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Dafydd Gibbon
Wed Oct 21 15:49:14 MET DST 1998