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Dominance An Animated and Narrated Glossary of Terms used in Linguistics presents

Slide 2 Example Susan MaryJill Jane Annie Vicky Mother of

Slide 3 Intuition The above is an example of a tree, in fact, it is a directed tree. The top-to-bottom visual representation indicates directedness (in this case parenthood). Parenthood is asymmetrical, because if Mary is the mother of Jane, then Jane is not the mother of Mary.

Slide 4 Dominance We can describe the mother as dominating the daughters, which in turn dominate the granddaughters. Alternatively, we can say that the granddaughter is subordinate of the daughter, which is in turn subordinate of the mother.

Slide 5 Symmetrical relations Unlike parenthood, friendship is a relationship that is symmetrical. If Pinky is a friend of Raffy, then Raffy is a friend of Pinky. A diagram expressing friendship would not have the property of directedness.

Slide 6 Network of friendships Pinky Crocky Bubo Oscar Cheng Vanilla Newton Diffy Coffee Bacon Raffy

Slide 7 Network of relationships With the above intuition in mind, let’s take a slightly more abstract approach. How can one express a network of relationships? We can use nodes and arcs (branches) to connect them.

Slide 8 Network of relationships Pinky Crocky Bubo Oscar Cheng Vanilla Newton Diffy Coffee Bacon Raffy

Slide 9 Network of relationships If you think of a family, then it should be clear that the network we just saw would be inappropriate. Familial networks are highly organized in terms of: –Generation –Seniority

Slide 10 Family relationship Older generation Order of birth

Slide 11 Directedness The picture we drew earlier encodes asymmetrical relationships (such as parenthood or older sibling of … ). Such representations have the property of directedness. When two notes are connected by a line which indicates an asymmetrical relationship, then there is directedness.

Slide 12 Asymmetrical relationship If an entity (represented as a node) A is related to entity B by a relationship R, but B does not relate to A by the same relationship R, then the relationship is asymmetrical. Such relationships include: boss-hood, taller than, heavier than, older than, parenthood, …

Slide 13 Transitivity Dominance is transitive. If A dominates B, and B dominates C, then A also dominates C (through B). E.g. If Abel is the boss of Beth, and Beth is the boss of Celine, then Abel is also the boss of Celine.

Slide 14 Expressing directedness One of the ways used to express asymmetrical relationships (i.e. directedness) in the kind of nodes and arcs representations, we appeal to notions such as dominance.

Slide 15 Immediate dominance If A dominates B and if there is no node C which is dominated by A that also dominates B, then A immediately dominates B. AA C BB

Slide 16 Dominance in Linguistics Dominance is widely used in linguistic representations. Here are some that might be familiar to you:

Slide 17 Dominance in Linguistics VP NPV DN syllable nucleus rimeonset coda eat my shorts d o g word stemsuffix establish ment

The End Wee, Lian-Hee and Winnie H.Y. Cheung (2009) An animated and narrated glossary of terms used in Linguistics. Hong Kong Baptist University.