Language, Band 50,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1974 |
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... semantics : the person uttering the citation is not producing a real , natural - language sentence with both a phonetic and a semantic representa- tion , he is producing a string of phones . But when an informant puts an example ...
... semantics : the person uttering the citation is not producing a real , natural - language sentence with both a phonetic and a semantic representa- tion , he is producing a string of phones . But when an informant puts an example ...
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... semantic representations . Foundations of Language 5.153-84 . 1970. Semantics . New horizons in linguistics , ed . by J. Lyons , 166-84 . Harmonds- worth : Penguin Books . FILLMORE , C. 1965. Entailment rules in semantic theory . ( POLA ...
... semantic representations . Foundations of Language 5.153-84 . 1970. Semantics . New horizons in linguistics , ed . by J. Lyons , 166-84 . Harmonds- worth : Penguin Books . FILLMORE , C. 1965. Entailment rules in semantic theory . ( POLA ...
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... semantics . Like standard theory , abstract syntax assumed an inter- pretive semantic component in which deep structures were interpreted for truth - value , anomaly , contradictoriness etc. by rules which were not necessarily phrase ...
... semantics . Like standard theory , abstract syntax assumed an inter- pretive semantic component in which deep structures were interpreted for truth - value , anomaly , contradictoriness etc. by rules which were not necessarily phrase ...
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