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Subject Index
Semiotics
ordinary language philosophy 36 reference 7
rules 174
speech act theory 5
Selectional restrictions, metaphor 153 Sellars,W., on rules 173, 174 Semantax 425
Semantic ascent 27
Semantic bootstrapping 60, 63, 241-242 Semanticmemory,explicitandimplicitrepresentation
of information 77 Semantic relations
entailment 151, 345-346 ethnography and 82 Montague Grammar 345-347 valid reasoning 346
Semantic tableaux 282 Semanticism, pragmatics 425 Semantics
analyticity and 94
antirealist 46
formal 318-328
Frege 190-191, 515-516
game-theoretic 173
generative see Generative semantics
lexical, Combinatory Categorial Grammar 308-309 linguistic, categorial grammar 311-312
logical positivism and 28-29
markers 370
medieval philosophy of language 490 Montague Grammar 344
naturalized 236-237
phonetics and, analogy 510
possible world see Possible worlds, semantics pragmatics and 5, 6
distinction 215
proof-theoretic structures and 373-375 propositions, medieval philosophy of language
491^92
psychology and 146, 148, 149-150 relevance logic 296-297
role of truth 200-201
rules 172-173
generative grammar 173 language-games and 173-174 Quine on 111
situation see Situation semantics structured 373
structured propositions 289 syntax and 370-376
Tarski and 536
truth-conditional 3-4, 203, 253-254
conversational implicatures and 6 Dummett 513-514
picture theory of meaning and 3
truth-functional 537
truth theoretic 370-371, 372
universal system 510
verificationism and 46 Semiologie 531
Semiology see Semiotics Semiosis 133, 144, 180, 186-188
discursive universe 182 infinite 133 presuppositions 182 triadic notion 186-187
Semiosphere 188-189 Semiotic square 130 Semiotics 177-189, 244
American 186-188
Aristotle 476
artistic function of the sign 186 codes 178
connotative 133, 144, 185
content plane 184
cultural 188, 189
deixis 182
denotative 185
as discourse 181-182
domains 189
expression plane 184
formal tradition 180-181 foundation 185
glossematics 184
hierarchy 184-185
intentionality 181-182, 185 interpretants 187-188
invariants 188
Italy 132-133
languein 530-531
literary 129-146
metalanguage 185
models 188
Moscow-Tartu School 188-189 non-human sign production 189 objects 187
organon model 185-186
Peirce 498, 499
phenomenological 185-186
poetic function of the sign 186 possible worlds 189
pragmatic tradition 181 pragmatism 187
relevance, context dependency 178 schools of 183-189
signs 179-181
social
Britain and Australia 132
and stylistics 132 structuralist 183-185 structures 178-179, 185 subjectivity 181, 182,185 text 182-183
verbal-gesture 183
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