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This document outlines the topics covered in the HXE 302 Semantics & Pragmatics course, including the meaning of semantics and words, approaches to naming and reference, lexical relations in word meaning such as synonymy and antonymy, ambiguity in sentence meaning, speech act theory and categories, and Grice's theory of conversational implicature and maxims.
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Hxe302revision
- 1. HXE 302 Semantics & Pragmatics Revision
- 2. Topic 1 • What is semantics? • What is meaning? • The meaning of words • Sense and reference
- 3. Topic 2 • Naming • Referential approach • Representational approach
- 4. Topic 3 • Word meaning – lexical relations • Synonymy • Antonymy • Hyponymy • Homonymy • Polysemy
- 5. Topic 4 • Sentence meaning • Ambiguity • Lexical ambiguity – homonymy & polysemy • Structural ambiguity • Anomaly
- 6. Topic 5 • Speech acts – language as action • Speech act theory (Austin) • Locutionary act • Illocutionary act • Perlocutionary act • Performatives verbs • Speech act categories (Searle)
- 7. Topic 6 • Grice’s Theory of Conversational Implicature • Direct and Indirect act • Presupposition • Entailment • Cooperative principle & maxims • Implicature – standard & flouting the maxims
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