This book presents a collection of papers on the issue of focus in
its broadest sense. While commonly being considered as related to
phenomena such as presupposition and anaphora, focusing is much
more widely spread, and it is this pervasiveness that this
collection addresses. The volume explicitly aims to bring together
theoretical, psychological, and descriptive approaches to focus, at
the same time maintaining the overall interest in how these notions
apply to the larger problem of evolving some formal representation
of the semantic aspects of linguistic content. The contributed
papers to this volume have been reworked from a selection of
original work presented at a conference held in 1994 in Schloss
Wolfsbrunnen in Germany.
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