
Ludics, Dialogue and Interaction
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Content
- Title Page
- Preface
- Organization
- Table of Contents
- Speech Acts in Ludics
- Introducing Speech Acts
- Classical View
- Inside Games
- Towards a Dialogical View Based on Ludics
- Speech Acts in Ludics
- Speech Acting
- Speech Acts
- Ludics in a Nutshell
- The Design
- The Interaction
- Behaviors
- Some Examples of Speech Acts
- The Promise: ``I Promise You the Movie Tonight
- Polite Request: ``Can You Close the Window, Please
- Conclusion
- References
- Speech Acts and Ludics: Reacting to Breakdowns of Interaction
- A Presentation of Ludics Orientated towards the Expression of Speech Acts as Ways of Repairing Interaction Breakdowns
- Ludics Breakdowns
- Breakdown of Ludics and Speech Acts
- Conclusion
- Ludics and Rhetorics
- Introduction
- Ludics for Language Moves
- Designs
- Normalization
- Strategies, Proofs and Designs
- c-Designs
- Some Applications to the Argumentation Theory
- More on Dialogues
- Controversies and Fallacies
- Ludics and ''Semantics''
- On Natural Language Semantics
- Discrimating Meanings by Means of Dual Sentences
- Logical Meaning
- Links with the Classical Approach
- Conclusion
- References
- Appendix
- Ludics and Web: Another Reading of Standard Operations
- Introduction
- Web Sites: Which Situation ?
- What Is Behind the Screen ?
- Drawbacks of Current Programming Environments
- Concepts in Use in Related Works Coming from the Functional Paradigm
- Web and Ludics
- Interaction in Ludics
- Interaction and Web Site
- From Ludics Model to FICX Programming Language
- FICX: A Web Functional Langage
- Towards Web Services
- References
- On the Meaning of Focalization
- Introduction
- Focalization in Linear Logic
- Ludics in Three Pages
- An Analysis of Focalization in Ludics
- Conclusion and Future Works
- References
- On Some Logic Games in Their Philosophical Context
- Introduction
- Dialogical Logic
- GTS
- Threats of Circularity
- Ambiguity of `Verification'
- A Fourfold Division of Foundational Views
- References
- Natural-Language Syntax as Procedures for Interpretation: The Dynamics of Ellipsis Construal
- Preliminaries
- Ellipsis and the Syntax-Semantics Interface
- Dynamic Syntax
- Tree Growth and LOFT: The Logic of Finite Trees
- Semantic Underspecification and Update
- Linking Trees through Shared Terms
- Intra-sentential Context
- Ellipsis and Context
- Inter-utterance Context
- Access to Structure
- Access to Formulae
- Access to Parsing Actions
- Context Defined
- References
- Relevance and Utility in an Argumentative Framework: An Application to the Accommodation of Discourse Topics
- Utility and Relevance
- Argumentation and Argumentation Theory
- Argumentation and Game Theory
- The Point of Talking
- Discourse Topics
- Argumentative Goals
- Linking the Two Perspectives
- Intermediate Summary
- Where Relevance and Utility Need to be Kept Apart
- Bi-partisan Relevance
- Changing Goals
- Mixed Motive Games
- Conclusion
- Reference
- The Geometry and Algebra of Commitment
- Background and Motivations
- The Geometry of Commitment
- Space-Time Diagrams: Definitions
- Executing Space-Time Diagrams
- Delegatio, Compensatio and Confusio
- The Algebra of Commitment
- Matchings as Morphisms
- A Category of Accounts
- Examples
- Related Research and Future Work
- References
- Compliance
- Introduction
- Inquisitive Semantics
- Propositions as Proposals
- Support, Possibilities, and Propositions
- Truth-Sets and Excluded Possibilities
- Questions, Assertions, and Hybrids
- Inquisitive Entailment
- Compliance
- Homogeneity: Say More, Ask Less!
- Conclusion
- References
- The Calculus of Responsibility and Commitment
- Introduction
- Background
- Cooper Storage and Retrieval
- RC Types, Terms, and Commitments
- RC Rules
- Conclusion
- References
- Negative Translations and Duality: Toward a Unified Approach
- Introduction
- Proofs-as-Programs for Classical Logic
- Constructive Classical Systems
- Negative Translations
- A Brief History of Negative Translations
- CPS and the Computational Meaning of Negative Translations
- Negative Translations and Constructive Classical Logic
- Limits of Standard Negative Translations
- Polarization and Duality
- Co-intuitionistic Logic and Classical Logic
- Polarization and Negative Translations
- Advantages of the Polarized Approach
- Conclusion
- References
- Ontologies and Coherence Spaces
- Introduction
- KR and Web Resources
- A Logical Model to Rely on
- One Step Further with More Structure
- Ontological Compatibility Spaces
- Operations between Ontologies
- OCS vs. Ontology
- Conclusions
- References
- Author Index
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