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  <Title>A Computational Framework for Composition in Multiple Linguistic Domains</Title>
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5 Conclusion
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    <Paragraph position="0"> Turkish is a language in which grammatical functions can be marked morphologically (e.g., case), or syntactically (e.g., indirect objects). Semantic composition is also affected by the interplay of morphology and syntax, for instance the change in the scope of modifiers and genitive suffixes, or valency and thematic role change in causatives. To model interactions between domains, we propose a categorial approach in which composition in all domains proceed in parallel. As an implementation, we have been working on the modelling of Turkish causatives using this framework.</Paragraph>
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