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Synthese, 1970
Abstract This paper presents Lewis's intensional semantics, on the basis of which he aims to answer two questions: “What sort of thing is a meaning?” and “What is the form of semantic rules whereby meanings of compounds are built from the meanings of their constituent parts?” To this end, Lewis develops a categorically based ...
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Abstract This paper presents Lewis's intensional semantics, on the basis of which he aims to answer two questions: “What sort of thing is a meaning?” and “What is the form of semantic rules whereby meanings of compounds are built from the meanings of their constituent parts?” To this end, Lewis develops a categorically based ...
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Cognitive Semantics and the Semantic Web
2004non ...
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The Semantic Conception of Truth and the Foundations of Semantics
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 1944X is true if, and only if, p. [...] we shall call a definition of truth “adequate” if all these equivalences follow from it. [...] The definition of truth which was outlined above [...] implies all equivalences of the form (T). In this connnection it is important to notice that the conditions for the material adequacy of the definition determine ...
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Which Semantics for Neighbourhood Semantics?
2009In this article we discuss two alternative proposals for neighbourhood semantics (which we call strict and loose neighbourhood semantics, Ny =intarondduNce respectively) that have been previously introduced in the literature. Our main tools are suitable notions of bisimulation.
Areces, Carlos, Figueira, Diego
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Semantic prosody and semantic preference
2007Ever since their recent arrival on the scene of lexical grammar, the concepts of semantic prosody and semantic preference have been fraught with complications. In this paper I examine the two related concepts, in the light of recent work by Hoey (2005).
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