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Study of meaning
For understanding the meaning of words we have to take into account two important aspects:
- REFERENCE
- Deals with
- The relationships between part of a language and things outside the language (in the world)
- which explains
- A speaker indicates which things in the world are being talked about
- expressions in language can have variable references
- constant references
- i.e. moon
- according to the circunstances
- take into account place, time, etc.
- variable references
- i.e. your leaf ear
- constant references
- expressions in language can have variable references
- A speaker indicates which things in the world are being talked about
- this relationship can be explained through the triangle of reference
- It explains how words convey meaning
- which explains
- The relationships between part of a language and things outside the language (in the world)
- the relationship between sense and reference
- the referent of an expression is ofent a thing in the world
- according to this we can say:
- Every expression that has a meaning have sense, but noy every expression has reference
- according to this we can say:
- the sense of an expression is not a thing at all; it is an abstractionthat can be entertained in the mind of language user.
- the referent of an expression is ofent a thing in the world
- Relation between reference and Utterance
- the relation is not so direct
- Both referring and uttering are acts performed by a particular speaker on particular occasions
- the relation is not so direct
- Deals with
- SENSE
- Deals with
- The semantic realtionships of expressions inside the language
- It is viewed in two ways
- Sense of word in context
- i.e. bank
- Sense of longer expressions
- Rupert took off his jacket Rupert took his jacket off
- Sense of word in context
- this relationship can be explained though the Circularity
- likely- probable- pobably
- it explains that there is no way of indicating meaning of other expressions except with other words
- likely- probable- pobably
- It is viewed in two ways
- The semantic realtionships of expressions inside the language
- Relation between sense and proposition
- they have a direct similarity beacuse
- the same expression can be said in different languages and languages
- they have a direct similarity beacuse
- Deals with
- REFERENCE
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