Developments in Semantics

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"On" having language.  (pages 2--359)Robert Fiengo
A Framework for Syntax and Semantics.  (pages 2--166)Emmon Bach
A comparison of three approaches to the interaction of semantics and syntax.  (pages 2--189)Virginia Teller & Joan Bachenko
A remark on field S account of meaning.  (pages 2--259)Michael Levin
Comprehension and representation of knowledge.  (pages 2--287)J. A. Moyne
For the most clearly understood models of (i) belief,(ii) how the impact of sensory experience changes belief, and (Hi) how beliefs together with desires influence actions.  (pages 2--221)Meaning Logic
How meaningful is English?  (pages 2--246)James Munz
Informing with pronouns.  (pages 2--71)Richard M. Smaby
New directions in transformational grammar.  (pages 2--297)In Transformational
Now you have the key idea of how syntax and semantics interact in the transmission of information to resolve the refer-ence of pronouns.  (pages 2--88)Alex Orenstein
P. Stanley Peters and RW Ritchie.  (pages 2--304)Formational Grammars
Rebutter with amplifications.  (pages 2--42)Henry Hiz
Relational model systems.  (pages 2--114)Raphael Stern
Richard Martin.  (pages 2--22)Richard Martin & Jefferson Kelly
The base hypothesis and the spelling prohibition: Sentential subjects, extraposition, expletives, and auxiliaries.  (pages 2--321)Michael K. Brame
Understanding and representation of text.  (pages 2--271)Roger Schank & Wendy Lehnert
with the principles of subjective probability. According to Field," the most clearly understood models of (i) belief (ii) how the impact of sensory experience changes".  (pages 2--242)Richard Jeffrey
Problems with Probabilistic Semantics.  (pages 243-237)Gilbert Harman
James Munz.  (pages 246)How Meaningful Is English

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A Framework for Syntax and Semantics.Emmon Bach - 1983 - In Alex Orenstein & Rafael Stern (eds.), Developments in Semantics. Haven. pp. 2--166.
Problems with Probabilistic Semantics.Gilbert Harman - 1983 - In Alex Orenstein & Rafael Stern (eds.), Developments in Semantics. Haven. pp. 243-237.
Rebutter with amplifications.Henry Hiz - 1983 - In Alex Orenstein & Rafael Stern (eds.), Developments in Semantics. Haven. pp. 2--42.
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James Munz.How Meaningful Is English - 1983 - In Alex Orenstein & Rafael Stern (eds.), Developments in Semantics. Haven. pp. 246.
Richard Martin.Richard Martin & Jefferson Kelly - 1983 - In Alex Orenstein & Rafael Stern (eds.), Developments in Semantics. Haven. pp. 2--22.
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Understanding and representation of text.Roger Schank & Wendy Lehnert - 1983 - In Alex Orenstein & Rafael Stern (eds.), Developments in Semantics. Haven. pp. 2--271.
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