语义学
2000-8
外语教研出版社
John I. Saeed
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This lively book provides a truly comprehensive introduction to current linguistic semantics. Used in introductory and intermediate courses in semantics， it will supply teachers with an easy to use basic text and students with an accessible source of dependable information. Ronnie Cann， University of Edinburgh. "This is a solid， well-written and very comprehensive textbook that will prove an invaluable resource in introductory semantics classes. The exercises are especially useful and the sections on theoretical approaches represent ideal links to more advanced semantic theory David Adger， University of York This volume provides an engaging introduction to semantics for readers new to the subject. The book has three sections. Part I is concerned with the place of semantics within linguistics and its relation with the disciplines of philosophy and psychology. Part II introduces central topics in the description of word and sentence meaning. Part III reviews the three main current theoretical approaches to semantics; componential theory， formal semantics and cognitive semantics. The book discusses semantic phenomena from a wide range of languages. Each chapter contains exercises to alow the reader to explore the issues raised， and suggestions for further teadings.
John I.Saeed is Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Language and Communication Studies， Trinity College， University of Dublin. He is author of several books， including Somali Reference Grammar （second edition， 1993）and Somali （forthcoming， 1997）.
王宗炎序导读Part Ⅰ Preliminaries1 Semantics in Linguistics2 Meaning，Thought and RealityPart Ⅱ Semantic Description3 World Meaning4 Sentence Relations and Truth5 Sentence Semantics 1：Situations6 Sentence Semantics 2：Participants7 Context and Inference8 Functions of Language：Speech as ActionPart Ⅲ Theoretical Approaches9 Meaning Components10 Formal Semantics11 Cognitive SemanticsReferencesIndex文库索引
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