The Semantics/Pragmatics Interface from Different Points of View
- 1st Edition - June 18, 1999
- Latest edition
- Author: Bozzano G Luisa
- Language: English
This volume examines explicitly the question of how the semantics and pragmatics of a number of expressions might be responsibly discussed. In the past, the temptation has been for… Read more
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This volume examines explicitly the question of how the semantics and pragmatics of a number of expressions might be responsibly discussed. In the past, the temptation has been for the expressions in question to be discussed either in terms of the semantics, or in terms of the pragmatics, but extremely rarely in terms of both. This book shows how revealing analyses for this interface can be provided for the expressions in question.
In specially commissioned chapters from leading authors, the points of view represented include linguistics, logic, computational linguistics, and philosophy.
In specially commissioned chapters from leading authors, the points of view represented include linguistics, logic, computational linguistics, and philosophy.
For students and researchers in linguistics (especially semantics and pragmatics), logic and natural language, natural language processing and the philosophy of language.
Author Index. Introduction - From a certain point of view (seven inch version) (K. Turner). Discourse structure and the logic of conversation (N. Asher). On the semantic and pragmatic polyfunctionality of modal verbs (J. van der Auwera). The semantics-pragmatics distinction: what it is and why it matters (K. Bach). The semantics/pragmatics distinction: a view from relevance theory (R. Carston).
English indefinite noun phrases and plurality (B.S. Gillon). Towards a model of situated discourse analysis
(Yueguo Gu). Semantics vs. pragmatics: ANY in game-theoretical semantics (M. Hand). Default semantics, pragmatics, and intentions (K.M. Jaszczolt). On the semantics and pragmatics of "Identifier So" (A. Kehler, G. Ward). At least some determiners aren't determiners (M. Krifka). On an illocutionary connective datte (Susumu Kubo). Contrastive topic: a locus of interface evidence from Korean and English (Chungmin Lee). The pragmatics of signs, the semantics of relevance, and the semantics/pragmatics interface (F. Nemo). The pragmatization of semantics (J. Peregrin). Does it make any sense? Updating + consistency checking (A. Ramsay).
English indefinite noun phrases and plurality (B.S. Gillon). Towards a model of situated discourse analysis
(Yueguo Gu). Semantics vs. pragmatics: ANY in game-theoretical semantics (M. Hand). Default semantics, pragmatics, and intentions (K.M. Jaszczolt). On the semantics and pragmatics of "Identifier So" (A. Kehler, G. Ward). At least some determiners aren't determiners (M. Krifka). On an illocutionary connective datte (Susumu Kubo). Contrastive topic: a locus of interface evidence from Korean and English (Chungmin Lee). The pragmatics of signs, the semantics of relevance, and the semantics/pragmatics interface (F. Nemo). The pragmatization of semantics (J. Peregrin). Does it make any sense? Updating + consistency checking (A. Ramsay).
- Edition: 1
- Latest edition
- Published: June 18, 1999
- Language: English