Semantics¶
Lyons, J. (1977). Semantics. Cambridge University Press.
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Primes¶
- Deixis
- Stephen Lyons's Semantics (1977) systematically mapped the deictic inventory of natural language, establishing deixis as central rather than peripheral to linguistic meaning.
This sourceCh. 15 ('Deixis, Space and Time') maps the deictic inventory of natural language and draws the deixis-vs-anaphora distinction (extralinguistic situation vs linguistic antecedent).
- Stephen Lyons's Semantics (1977) systematically mapped the deictic inventory of natural language, establishing deixis as central rather than peripheral to linguistic meaning.
- Markedness
- - Semantics: Positive vs. negative gradable adjectives
This sourceStandard reference on linguistic meaning: develops the distinction between sense and reference, treats lexical gaps and translation incommensurability across languages, and shows how grammaticalized social distinctions (T/V address, honorifics) encode different conventional meanings.
- - Semantics: Positive vs. negative gradable adjectives
- Symbolic Representation
- Symbolic representation is the convention-bound subset, a distinction Lyons (1977) makes precise in his semantic treatment of how different sign-meaning relations license different inferential moves.
This sourceStandard reference on linguistic meaning: develops the distinction between sense and reference, treats lexical gaps and translation incommensurability across languages, and shows how grammaticalized social distinctions (T/V address, honorifics) encode different conventional meanings.
- Symbolic representation is the convention-bound subset, a distinction Lyons (1977) makes precise in his semantic treatment of how different sign-meaning relations license different inferential moves.
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