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Following the principles of Cognitive Grammar, we concentrate on a model forreference resolution that attempts to overcome the difficulties previousapproaches, based on the fundamental assumption that all reference (independenton the type of the referring expression) is accomplished via access to andrestructuring of domains of reference rather than by direct linkage to theentities themselves. The model accounts for entities not explicitly mentionedbut understood in a discourse, and enables exploitation of discursive andperceptual context to limit the set of potential referents for a givenreferring expression. As the most important feature, we note that a singlemechanism is required to handle what are typically treated as diversephenomena. Our approach, then, provides a fresh perspective on the relationsbetween Cognitive Grammar and the problem of reference.

Reference Resolution within the Framework of Cognitive Grammar