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Literary and Linguistic Computing 2002 17(4):457-474; doi:10.1093/llc/17.4.457
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An SDRT Approach to the Temporal Structure of Modern Greek Narrative Texts

Eleni Galiotou1

1 Technological Educational Institute of Athens, and University of Athens, Greece

We describe an attempt to analyse the temporal structure of discourse in Modern Greek following the principles of Asher's Segmented Discourse Representation Theory. We focus on discourse relations of a temporal and causal interest and the use of linguistic knowledge for the determination of these relations. This analysis is applied to a corpus of short newspaper articles reporting car accidents in Modern Greek and the discourse grammar is implemented using the Attribute Logic Engine.


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