The non-uniqueness of semantic solutions: Polysemy
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Auteurs : Geoffrey NunbergSource :
- Linguistics and Philosophy [ 0165-0157 ] ; 1979-01-01.
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- Acceptability, Affective import, Background assumptions, Beach boys concert, Best function, Caedmon, Certain function, Certain kinds, Certain relation, Chicken meat, Clear cases, Clear intuitions, Clearest cases, Cognitive priority, Collective theory, Common knowledge, Composite function, Composite functions, Demonstrative, Demonstrative term, Demonstrative terms, Demonstratum, Derivational morphology, Different kinds, First case, First place, Firstcomputed element, Formal distinction, General account, General term, Geoffrey, Geoffrey nunberg, Good reason, Grammar, Hearer, Idealization, Indeterminacy, Indexical character, Infinite number, Judgement, Language learner, Large number, Lexical, Lexical conventions, Lexical entries, Lexical polysemy, Linguistic convention, Linguistic conventions, Linguistic description, Linguistic meaning, Linguistic rules, Long list, Many cases, Metaphor, Metaphorical, Mick jagger, Newspaper copy, Newspaper publishers, Normal referents, Nunberg, Ostension, Ostensive, Ostensive reference, Ostensive utterances, Other examples, Other hand, Other indeterminacies, Other speakers, Other theories, Other things, Other words, Particular examples, Performance factors, Personal pronouns, Phonological theory, Physical object, Piano teacher, Polysemy, Pragmatic account, Present purposes, Proper names, Quine, Radical pragmatics, Real community, Referent, Regularity, Same beliefs, Same form, Same meaning, Same output, Same pattern, Same program, Same time, Same word, Second difference, Semantic, Semantic solutions, Semantics, Separate conventions, Single convention, Speakers judge, Speech acts, Stones concert, Successful reference, Such functions, Such things, Such words, Synchronic, Synchronic relation, Syntactic, Syntactic identity, Syntactic problems, Utterance, Weak sense.
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