Introduction to natural language semantics /
This introduction examines the semantics of natural languages
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Stanford, Calif. :
CSLI Publications,
[1998], ©1998
Stanford, Calif. : c1998 Stanford, Calif. : [1998] |
| Series: | CSLI lecture notes ;
no. 80 CSLI lecture notes no. 80 CSLI lecture notes ; no. 80 CSLI lecture notes no. 80 |
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Table of Contents:
- 1. What is meaning?
- 2. Desiderata for a theory of meaning
- 3. Connectives, truth, and truth conditions
- 4. Predication and quantification
- 5. Scope and anaphora
- 6. Discourse and donkey anaphora
- 7. Limits of first-order predicate logic
- 8. Generalized Quantifier theory
- 9. Worlds and times
- 1 What is meaning?
- 2. Desiderata for a theory of meaning
- 3. Connectives, truth, and truth conditions
- 4. Predication and quantification
- 5. Scope and anaphora
- 6. Discourse and donkey anaphora
- 7. Limits of first-order predicate logic
- 8. Generalized Quantifier theory
- 9. Worlds and times.