Talk:Semantic unification

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This article seems to relate semantic unification in the formal logical sense with a more vague concept from the humanities? —Ruud 13:19, 4 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]

I removed references to CS and linguistics applications that confuse this page with Unification_(computer_science). Moved one sentence to a new section about applications in the Unification_(computer_science). -- Alexandre Rademaker 5 Mar 2022