Pustejovsky ( 1995 ) avoids enumerating the various senses for adjectives like fast by exploiting the semantics of the nouns they modify .
the generative lexicon
James Pustejovsky
Adjectives like good allow either verb-subject or verb-object interpretations : a good cook is a cook who cooks well whereas good soup is soup that tastes good or soup that is good to eat . Pustejovsky ( 1995 ) avoids enumerating the various senses for adjectives like fast by exploiting the semantics of the nouns they modify . Pustejovsky treats nouns as having a qualia structure as part of their lexical entries , which among other things , specifies possible events associated with the entity .
@@CITATION avoids enumerating the various senses for adjectives like fast by exploiting the semantics of the nouns they modify .