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- Semantic Properties
- Homonyms and Ambiguity
- Synonyms and Paraphrases
- Antonyms
- Names
- Combining Words into Sentences
- Thematic Roles
- Semantics and Syntax
- The ``Truth'' of Sentences
- Sense and Reference
- Pronouns
- The Articles the and a
- Maxims of Conversation
- Speech Acts
- Presuppositions
- Deixis
- semantic properties:
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- semantic features:
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- redundancy rule:
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- homonym:
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- ambiguity:
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- lexical ambiguity:
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- structural ambiguity:
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- copula:
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- synomnym:
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- polysemous:
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- paraphrase:
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- lexical paraphrase:
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- antonym:
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- complementary pairs:
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- gradable:
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- marked:
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- unmarked:
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- relational opposites:
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- symmetry:
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- proper names:
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- definite:
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- thematic roles:
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- agent:
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- theme:
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- patient:
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- location:
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- goal:
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- source:
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- instrument:
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- case:
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- theta-criterion:
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- reflexive:
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- coreferential:
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- truth conditions:
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- referent:
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- reference:
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- sense:
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- extension:
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- intension:
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- anomaly:
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- metaphor:
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- idiom:
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- uninterpretable:
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- discourse analysis:
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- antecedent:
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- free pronoun:
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- bound pronoun:
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- anaphors:
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- coherent:
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- maxims of conversation:
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- cooperative principle:
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- maxim of relevance:
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- performative verbs:
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- performative sentences:
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- illocutionary force:
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- presupposition:
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- implication:
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- entailment:
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- deixis:
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- person deixis:
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- time deixis:
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- place deixis:
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A fairly extensive reading list for semantics is provided by the University of Rochester.
Further links can be found in the AltaVista selection for
Introduction to semantics.
Julie Berndsen / Dafydd Gibbon
Mon Feb 16 19:40:33 MET 1998