Formal semantics - the study of meaning in natural language - is one of the most fundamental and established areas of linguistics. This Handbook brings together a team of leading scholars to survey the broad spectrum of endeavours in this field, including truth-conditional semantics, formal logic, set-theory and mereology and formal pragmatics.
Formal semantics - the study of meaning in natural language - is one of the most fundamental and established areas of linguistics. This Handbook brings together a team of leading scholars to survey the broad spectrum of endeavours in this field, including truth-conditional semantics, formal logic, set-theory and mereology and formal pragmatics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. The Landscape of Formal Semantics: 1. Formal semantics Barbara H. Partee 2. Lexical semantics James Pustejovsky 3. Sentential semantics Peter Pagin 4. Discourse semantics Nicholas Asher 5. Semantics of dialogue Jonathan Ginzburg Part II. Theory of Reference and Quantification: 6. Reference Paul J. E. Dekker and Thomas Ede Zimmermann 7. Generalized quantifiers Dag Westerståhl 8. Indefinites Adrian Brasoveanu and Donka F. Farkas 9. Plurality Rick Nouwen 10. Genericity Ariel Cohen Part III. Temporal and Aspectual Ontology and Other Semantic Structures: 11. Tense Atle Grønn and Arnim von Stechow 12. Aspect Susan Rothstein 13. Mereology Lucas Champollion and Manfred Krifka 14. Vagueness Hans Kamp and Galit W. Sassoon 15. Modification Louise McNally Part IV. Intensionality and Force: 16. Negation Henriëtte de Swart 17. Conditionals Paul Egré and Mikaël Cozic 18. Modality Lisa Matthewson 19. Questions Paul Dekker, Maria Aloni and Jeroen Groenendijk 20. Imperatives Paul Portner Part V. The Interfaces: 21. The syntax-semantics interface Manfred Sailer 22. The semantics-pragmatics interface Philippe Schlenker 23. Information structure Enric Vallduví 24. Semantics and cognition Giosuè Baggio, Keith Stenning and Michiel van Lambalgen 25. Semantics and computation Matthew Stone.
Part I. The Landscape of Formal Semantics: 1. Formal semantics Barbara H. Partee 2. Lexical semantics James Pustejovsky 3. Sentential semantics Peter Pagin 4. Discourse semantics Nicholas Asher 5. Semantics of dialogue Jonathan Ginzburg Part II. Theory of Reference and Quantification: 6. Reference Paul J. E. Dekker and Thomas Ede Zimmermann 7. Generalized quantifiers Dag Westerståhl 8. Indefinites Adrian Brasoveanu and Donka F. Farkas 9. Plurality Rick Nouwen 10. Genericity Ariel Cohen Part III. Temporal and Aspectual Ontology and Other Semantic Structures: 11. Tense Atle Grønn and Arnim von Stechow 12. Aspect Susan Rothstein 13. Mereology Lucas Champollion and Manfred Krifka 14. Vagueness Hans Kamp and Galit W. Sassoon 15. Modification Louise McNally Part IV. Intensionality and Force: 16. Negation Henriëtte de Swart 17. Conditionals Paul Egré and Mikaël Cozic 18. Modality Lisa Matthewson 19. Questions Paul Dekker, Maria Aloni and Jeroen Groenendijk 20. Imperatives Paul Portner Part V. The Interfaces: 21. The syntax-semantics interface Manfred Sailer 22. The semantics-pragmatics interface Philippe Schlenker 23. Information structure Enric Vallduví 24. Semantics and cognition Giosuè Baggio, Keith Stenning and Michiel van Lambalgen 25. Semantics and computation Matthew Stone.
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