Book review: A Computational Model of Metaphor Interpretation By James M. Martin (Academic Press, London, 1990)
作者： Mark N. Sastry
关键词: Linguistics 、 Metaphor 、 Interpretation (philosophy) 、 GEORGE (programming language) 、 Computer science 、 Computational linguistics
摘要: Over the past two decades, metaphor has grown to occupy a central position in artificial intelligence research [2]. In particular, natural language processing set practical goals for understanding ubiquitous metaphorical expressions our daily language. George Lakoff and Mark Johnson wrote provocative book [7] 1980 on conventional that further fueled interest computational linguistics. The present is an effort developing applying model metaphor.
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