@Article{	  amsili14.verbum,
  author	= {Amsili, Pascal and Winterstein, Grégoire},
  title		= {Quelques combinaisons de connecteurs discursifs},
  journal	= {Verbum},
  editor	= {Dargnat, Mathilde and Mouret, François},
  note		= {``La compositionnalité en question'' - Numéro coordonné
		  par Mathilde Dargnat et François Mouret},
  year		= 2015,
  volume	= {tome XXXVII},
  number	= 2,
  pages		= {327--346},
  abstract	= {This work is concerned with discourses in which two
		  discourse units are connected with several connectives. We
		  focus on two specific cases. In the first case, we consider
		  the French connectives mais and aussi, which are used to
		  denote the discourse relations CONTRAST and PARALLEL. We
		  show that these two connectives are capable of connecting
		  the same discourse units, even though their semantic
		  descriptions suggest that they are incompatible, and that
		  this fact has to be taken into account in any formal
		  approach to discourse. The second case involves the
		  connectives en effet and et. We show that the semantic
		  properties of et are such that it can only combine with one
		  of the possible interpretations of en effet, which, as a
		  consequence, disambiguates en effet when it is combined
		  with it.},
  url_pdf	= {../Docs/papers/amsili14_verbum.pdf},
  url_paper	= {https://www.atilf.fr/wp-content/uploads/publications/verbum/XXXVII/atilf_Verbum_XXXVII_2_6_Amsili-Winterstein_V3.pdf},
  url_hal	= {https://shs.hal.science/halshs-01428360}
}

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