1
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Semantics
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literal meaning
2
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Pragmatics
A
specific communicative goals
3
Q
usage of linguistic expression….
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… can vary with the context
4
Q
meaning is….
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invariant
relational
5
Q
What do linguistic expressions relate to?
A
extralinguistic entities
6
Q
Synonyms meaning
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denotation
reference
7
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Saussure’s theory
signs are …., because of that signs are…
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arbitrary, conventional
8
Q
different languages use different …. for the same ….
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different languages use different words forthe same thing
9
Q
What is a potential exception of sign’s arbirariness?
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onomatopoetic words
10
Q
What is necessary for communication?
A
Convention of signs
11
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La langue est un fait social
A
Language is a social occurence
Introduction to Linguistics
flashcards
Decks in class (27)
# Cards
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Phonetics: Subdivision of the vocal organs and Sound Producition11
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Overview2
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Phonetics: Definition5
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Phonetics: The Sounds of English11
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Phonetics: Classifications15
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Phonetics: Manner of Articulation16
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Phonology14
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Morphology: Notion of Word5
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Morphology: Morph and Morpheme5
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Morphology: Word structure0
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Morphology: Word Formation0
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Syntax: Syntactic Categories0
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Syntax: Constituent Structure0
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Syntax: Phrase Structure0
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Syntax: Constiuent Structure Tests0
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Syntax: X Bar Schema0
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Syntax: Auxiliaries0
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Syntax: Constituent Structure Examples0
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Semantics11
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Semantics: Referential approach to meaning6
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Semantics: Intensional approach to meaning10
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Phonetics: English Vowels7
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Phonetics: Suprasegmentals7
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Semantics: Concepts of meaning32
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Semantics: Sense Relations between Sentences10
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Utterance, Sentence, Proposition17
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Semantics: Metaphor and Metonymy19
