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The Meaning of Language - Harvard University

The Meaning of Language 01:615:201 Introduction to Linguistic Theory Adam Szczegielniak Copyright in part: Cengage learning The Meaning of Language When you know a Language you know: When a word is meaningful or meaningless, when a word has two meanings, when two words have the same Meaning , and what words refer to (in the real world or imagination) When a sentence is meaningful or meaningless, when a sentence has two meanings, when two sentences have the same Meaning , and whether a sentence is true or false (the truth conditions of the sentence) Semantics is the study of the Meaning of morphemes, words, phrases, and sentences Lexical semantics: the Meaning of words and the relationships among words Phrasal or sentential semantics: the Meaning of syntactic units larger than one word Truth Compositional semantics: formulating semantic rules that build the Meaning of a sentence based on the Meaning of the words and how they combine Also known as truth-conditional semantics because the speaker s knowledge of truth conditions is central Truth If you know the Meaning of a sentence, you can determine under what conditions it is true or false You don t need to know whether or not a sentence is true or false to understand it, so knowing the Meaning of a sentence means knowing under what circumstances it would b

words or phrases have more than one meaning, or are ambiguous – Syntactic ambiguity arises from multiple syntactic structures corresponding to the same string of words • The boy saw the man with the telescope – Lexical ambiguity arises from multiple meanings corresponding to the same word or phrase • This will make you smart

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