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It is sometimes supposed that semantics is especially troubled by an over - abundance of theories , e.g. the use theory ... ential theory , the possible - worlds theory , the mental image theory , S - R theories of various kinds ...
It is sometimes supposed that semantics is especially troubled by an over - abundance of theories , e.g. the use theory ... ential theory , the possible - worlds theory , the mental image theory , S - R theories of various kinds ...
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The same exclusion of meaning from grammar is expressed by C's thesis of ' absolute autonomy of formal grammar ' , which says that the theory of linguistic form ' includes an interesting concept of “ grammar " and " structure " ...
The same exclusion of meaning from grammar is expressed by C's thesis of ' absolute autonomy of formal grammar ' , which says that the theory of linguistic form ' includes an interesting concept of “ grammar " and " structure " ...
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structure are required to resemble the words of surface structure in a theory without prelexical syntax , nor is it obvious how much divergence is allowed in a theory WITH such syntax . The most severe restriction that could be placed ...
structure are required to resemble the words of surface structure in a theory without prelexical syntax , nor is it obvious how much divergence is allowed in a theory WITH such syntax . The most severe restriction that could be placed ...
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Chomsky on meaning Jerrold J Katz | 1 |
Peculiar passives Alice Davison | 42 |
Russian conjugation Michael Shapiro | 67 |
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