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Introducing English Semantics
The systematic study of meaning
Disciplines
Philosophy
Presupposition and consequences
Contradictions
Accept true
Same meanings
How we know
Linguistics
Meaningful elements
Express complex meanings
Common knowledge
Modulations
How language works
Psychology
Make judgments
Solve problems
Retain, recall, or lose information
Mind seeks meanings
Individual learn
Semantics
To express meanings
Language organization
Study of meaning
Transmiting a message
Double meanings
Amiguities
Demostrating Semantic Knowledge
Capacity to
Understand
Transmit
Vocabulary
Production in sentences
Know
Significants
Language and the individual
Acquires language
Implicit knowledge
Grammar
Explicit knowledge
Human nature
Language
Creative
Specific rules
Infinite
Process
Hear
Learn speech
Ability
Make use
Express
Feelings
Thoughts
Nature of language
Produce - understand
Messages
Two ways
Stimulus-free
Knowledge
Memory
Imagination
Creative
Abstract elements
Sensory world
Human utterances
Words particular sequence
Phonemes
Meanings
Arbitrariness
Known language
Complex
Subtle
Expression
Speakers' needs
language and the indvidual
Phonology
How speech sounds
In a particular language
homonyms
Two words
Could be sounds the same
Different meaning
Phoneme
It can combine in many ways as possible
Ambiguity
consequence of words
Have different interpretations
Syntax
arrangement of words
To get phrases
Senteces
it can differ for the rules of each leanguage
Morphology
knowledge of word formation
Morpheme
Smallest unit
prefix
base
suffix
