Semantics mind maps
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Explore over 500 semantics mind maps on GoConqr, covering word meaning, sense relations, logic and context. Made by users and mostly at university level, they offer university students and professional candidates material for studying meaning, and teachers resources for teaching it. Choose a map to get started.
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- Types and Theories of Meaning33
- Sense, Reference and Thought55
- Lexical Semantics63
- Semantic Features and Componential Analysis11
- Lexical Relations69
- Lexical and Structural Ambiguity14
- Semantic Change9
- Sentence Meaning and Compositionality35
- Thematic Roles and Predicates44
- Sentence Relations and Truth17
- Modality, Quantification and Logic14
- Semantics, Pragmatics and Context44
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44 nodessemantics theories · referential · meaning-is-use · ideational · behaviourist · truth-conditional
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32 nodesSituations Situation type · Aspect · Tense
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23 nodesChapter 3 Word Meaning Homonology · Hyponymy · Polisemy · Lexeme · Synonymy · Opposites
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19 nodesChapter 2 Meaning, Thought and Reality Names · Denonation · Ontology · Metal Representations · Prototypes · Concepts( Acquiring)
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17 nodesTo identify and classify things. Refer quickly and acc... · Learning the names of... · Makes logical sense · Names sacred and not ... · Names are made up and... · Mastering a fresh con...
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12 nodesHOMONYMY Words that sound and ... · Depends of the context
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26 nodesLINGUISTIC Semantics · pragmatics
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10 nodesANOMALY Common expression of ... · It is an utterance th... · Figurative language
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40 nodesConceptual network Synonyms · Antonyms · Hyponyms · Troponyms · Homonyms · Polysemes
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6 nodesSemantics in linguistics semantics is the study · semantics is the stud... · Linguistic descriptio...
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10 nodesPragmatics and Semantics Forms and Entities of... · Speaker Intention
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10 nodesSigns Signifier · Signified · Example
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8 nodesContext & Meaning The interpretation of...
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7 nodesMEANINGS OF PROPOSITION · UTERRANCE · SENTENCE
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4 nodesSemantics Vs. Pragmatics”