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< BACK Meaning and Grammar, 2nd Edition An Introduction to Semantics Gennaro Chierchia and Sally McConnell-Ginet Table of ContentsPrefacePreface to the Second Edition 1 The Empirical Domain of Semantics 1 Introduction 2 General Constraints on Semantic Theory 3 Implication Relations 4 More Semantic Relations and Properties 5 Summary 2 Denotation, Truth, and Meaning 1 Introduction 2 Denotation 3 Truth 4 Problems 3 Quantification and Logical Form 1 Introduction 2 Quantification in English 3 Logical Form (If) 4 Speaking, Meaning, and Doing 1 Introduction 2 Expression Meaning and Speaker's Meaning 3 Sentential Force and Discourse Dynamics 4 Speech Acts 5 Conversational Implicature 5 Intensionality 1 Introduction 2 IPC: An Elementary Intensional Logic 3 Some Intensional Constructions in English 4 Problems with Belief Sentences 6 Contexts: Indexicality, Discourse, and Presupposition 1 Introduction 2 Indexicals 3 Presuppositions and Contexts 4 Projecting Presuppositions Recursively 7 Lambda Abstraction 1 An Elementary Introduction to Lambda Abstraction 2 Semantics via Translation 3 VP Disjunction and Conjunction 4 Relative Clauses 5 VP Anaphora 6 Conclusions 8 Word Meaning 1 Introduction 2 Semantic Analysis of Words 3 Modifiers 4 More on Verbal Semantics 5 Semantic Imprecision 9 Generalized Quantifiers 1 The Semantic Value of NPs 2 PCGQ and F4 3 Generalized Conjunction 4 Generalized Quantifiers and Empirical Properties of Language 5 Concluding Remarks Appendix: Set-Theoretic Notation and Concepts Notes References Index |
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