ABSTRACT
Introduction
(1) A thoughtful wife has pork chops ready when her husband comes home from fishing.
Why? Because she knows her husband won't catch any fish. However, the knowledge that the husband is not likely to catch fish comes neither from the meanings of the individual words in the sentence, nor from the output of the parser. Rather, this knowledge results from the interaction of knowledge about fishing and the meaning evoked by the rest of the sentence.
