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• Logical semantics
  ...a semantic theory for natural language based on the principles of logical semantics. [http://www2.let.uu.nl/UiL-OTS/Lexicon/zoek.pl?lemma=Logical+semantics&lemmacode=637 Utrecht Lexicon of Linguistics]
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• Truth value
  ...sentence]]s (or [[proposition]]s or [[formula]]s) in [[truth-condition]]al semantics. A sentence can be true (also 1 or T) or false (also 0 or F) in a two-value [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Contingent truth
  In semantics, '''contingent truth''' is a true sentence that is not a [[necessary truth] [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Connective
  In semantics, '''connective''' is a logical operator which combines with one or more [[f [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Analytic truth
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Operator
  === Semantics ===
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• Necessary truth
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Factive predicate
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Equivalence
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Meaning theories
  ...ndence theory of meaning). The denotational theory is typical of [[logical semantics]] which is [[truth condition]]al and [[model]]-theoretic (Montague (1970), ...ly based on a conceptualist theory: [[Katz-Fodor-semantics]], [[Generative Semantics]], and [[Conceptual Structure]] (Jackendoff 1983).
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• Truth table
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Model (semantics)
  ...ice which makes it possible to interpret formal systems in model-theoretic semantics. The expressions of a [[formal language]] are then interpreted with respect [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Donkey anaphora
  ...erpretation of pronouns,'' in: F. Heny and H.S. Schnelle (eds.) Syntax and semantics 10: Selections from the Third Groningen Round Table, pp.61-92, Academic Pre * Heim, I. 1982. ''The semantics of definite and indefinite noun phrases,'' diss. U. Mass., Amherst.
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• Speech act
  ...something). The last type of act is linguistically not relevant. Within a truth-conditional approach, only the locutionary act is seen to be relevant with respect to t * [[Lyons, John]]. 1977. ''Semantics (2 volumes),'' Cambridge University Press:Cambridge.
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• Implication
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Interpretive rules
  ...entation or in terms of truth and reference. In a strictly [[compositional semantics]] (e.g. [[Montague Grammar]]), there will be a interpretive rule for every * Chomsky, N. 1972. ''Studies on Semantics in Generative Grammar,'' Mouton, The Hague.
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• Declarative sentence
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Tautology
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Tarski's truth definition
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Propositional logic
  ...opositional formula]]s according to the syntax of propositional logic. The semantics interprets the meaning of the logical constants in terms of [[truth-value]] [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Conjunction
  In semantics and syntax, '''conjunction''' is the combination of two [[sentence]]s or [[ [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Meaning postulate
  A '''meaning postulate''' is a device used in [[logical semantics]] to stipulate semantic relations between lexical items. Meaning postulates [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Implicature
  ...hat is implied by a speaker uttering a sentence, without being part of the truth-conditional content of that sentence. The notion was introduced by the philosopher H.P. .... ''Logic and conversation,'' In: P. Cole and J.L. Morgan eds., Syntax and Semantics 3: Speech Acts, 41-58, New York: Academic Press
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• Downward monotonicity
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Contradiction
  In semantics, a '''contradiction''' is a sentence which is false under all circumstances [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Opaque context
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Portal:Semantics
  Semantics<br> ...ity Principle]] -- [[Contingent truth]] -- [[Covert category]] -- [[Dual (semantics)]] -- [[External negation]] -- [[Idiom]] -- [[Internal negation]] -- [[Int
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• Disjunction
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Modal
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Logical constant
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Type logic
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Intensional logic
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Assignment
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Modality
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Lambda-operator
  ...is logically equivalent with (iii)c (an equivalence which follows from the semantics of the lambda-operator): [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Presupposition
  == Semantics ==
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• Negation
  ...anguage: Pragmatics, function, ontology. In: Peter Cole (ed.) ''Syntax and Semantics, Volume 9 (Pragmatics).'' New York: Academic Press, 69-112. [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Substitution salva veritate
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Logic
  ...a is true given an interpretation of its basic expressions. The syntax and semantics of standard logic can be extended in different ways. The syntax can be exte
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• Sense
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Right downward monotonicity
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Right upward monotonicity
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Definite description
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• James D. McCawley/publications
  *1968h. The role of semantics in a grammar. In E. Bach and R. Harms (eds.), Universals in linguistic theo ...: Ginn), 166-83. Revised version in D. Steinberg and L. Jakobovits (eds.), Semantics (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press), 217-31; reprinted in McCawley 1973
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• Performative
  [[Category:Semantics]]
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• Modalität
  *Chihara, C. 1998. ''The Worlds of Possibility. Modal Realism and the Semantics of Modal Logic''. Oxford: OUP. *Kratzer, A. 1991. Modality. In: von Stechow, A. & Wunderlich, D. ''Semantics: An International Handbook of Contemporary Research''. Berlin: de Gruyter,
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