distinction between encyclopedic and contextual meaning

distinction between encyclopedic and contextual meaning

1. contextual meaning

   • role
     • making some networks more siliant
       • eg : i dont wanna miss my plane
         • network plane and aviation will be more sailiant than geometry
       • nb : the more common the word is the more network there will be
   • eg
     • all have a uni frame but not same activities
       • we ll activate diff set of context
   • in

2. encyclopedic

   • deinfintion
     • knowledge that we have in a frame (restaurant)
       • attriubutes taht can or not take values
         • table
         • food (french fries)
         • agents : waitress
   • role
     • facilating comm.
       • reson
         • talk about a restaurant will co-activate frame
           • node of concepts
   • type
     • individual knowledge
       • knowledge about rest we re familair with
     • shared knowledge
       • conventional knowledge about rest.

3. diff approach of meaning

   • trad
     • denotation vs conotation
       • denotation
         • object we refer to using a word
           • shared
       • conotation
         • subjective part associated with a notion
           • personal
             • eg : associated with fear
     • symbolic relation
       • sense
         • set of meaning
       • reference
         • part of the world it points to
   • cog
     • no diff between deno and cono
       • different netword
     • can still talk together cause network overwhelingly the same