Semantics as Science
By Richard K. Larson
Illustrated by Kimiko Ryokai and Stephen Nash
By Richard K. Larson
Illustrated by Kimiko Ryokai and Stephen Nash
By Richard K. Larson
Illustrated by Kimiko Ryokai and Stephen Nash
By Richard K. Larson
Illustrated by Kimiko Ryokai and Stephen Nash
Category: Science & Technology | Reference
Category: Science & Technology | Reference
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$75.00
Nov 22, 2022 | ISBN 9780262539951
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Nov 22, 2022 | ISBN 9780262361644
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Table Of Contents
Preface for Teachers xv
Acknowledgments xxi
PART I Setting Out 1
Unit 1 What Is Semantics? 5
Unit 2 The Domain of Semantics 21
Unit 3 The Form of Semantic Theory 33
Unit 4 Introducing T-Theories 47
Part II Building a Semantic Theory 67
Unit 5 Simple Sentences 71
Unit 6 Extending the Theory I 85
Unit 7 Extending the Theory II 95
Unit 8 Names and Predicates 115
Unit 9 More on Predicates 129
Unit 10 Semantic Components 159
Unit 11 Participant Roles 183
Unit 12 Events and Adverbs 203
Unit 13 More on Proper Nouns 225
Part III Semantic Theory and the World 243
Unit 14 Tense and Other Times 247
Unit 15 Modals and Other Worlds 265
Unit 16 Scope and Entailment 283
Unit 17 Variable References and Context 303
Unit 18 Indexicals 321
Unit 19 “Displaced” Elements 341
Unit 20 Quantifiers I (Sets) 361
Unit 21 Quantifiers II (Determiners) 375
Unit 22 Quantifiers III (Rules) 391
Part IV Semantic Theory and the Mind 415
Unit 23 T-Theories as Formal Systems 419
Unit 24 Knowing a Semantic Theory 439
Unit 25 The Nature of Semantic Values 449
References 465
Index 469
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