Collocation, restriction de sélection et prédication

The analysis both syntactic and semantic of the lexicon represents the predication as a language structure whose central element, the predicate, has the properties of an operator whose arguments are variables. The functional representation of propositional content is the result of that. The instantiation of a predicate-argument structure in a sentence depends on its actualization. Predicative uses are instances of predicates in the sentences. Construction and distribution are fundamental properties to define a predicative use. They allow to analyze the collocations that affect predicative uses. Our study focuses on the relationship between selection, collocation and restriction involving predicative uses.