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  <Title>Discourse Semantics Meets Lexical Field Semantics</Title>
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5 Conclusion and Future Work
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    <Paragraph position="0"> In this article, we have first shown that it is sensible and promising to comt)ine DRT's and SET's perspectives on lexieal semanti(:s. We made use of the theory-sI)e(:ifie strengths of the single approaches in order to overcome their specific weaknesses and to gain a powerfill means of expression for modelling the semantics of lexical entries. Second, we have proposed that and described how joined representations ('.an be constructed by e,xploiting tile merits of bo*h theories.</Paragraph>
    <Paragraph position="1"> I%ltm'e work will concentrate on evaluating the benefits of this approach fl)r eomtml;ational text analysis. Tile joined representation format proposed he, re is likely to facilitate and improve lexieal modelling as well as the automatic construction of text representations, l%\]rther investigations ill otller lexical fields and word classes are required in orde.r to aehieve~ a larger lexieal cove.rage. In correspondence with the theory-specific strengths, promising subtasks will be reference resolution and the construction of conceptual repre, sentations.</Paragraph>
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