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Symbolic and pragmatic semantics

Susan S. Bean

1978

Self-expression through art

Elizabeth Harrison

1951

Meaning and Mental Representation (Advances in Semiotics)

Patrizia Violi, Marco Santambrogio, Umberto Eco

1988

Curtain raisers

Eden Phillpotts

1912

Studies in words

C. S. Lewis

1960

Word grammar

Richard A. Hudson

1984

The years of talking dangerously

Geoffrey Nunberg

2009

Logic, semantics, metamathematics

Tarski, Alfred.

1956

Narrative semiotics and cognitive discourses

Algirdas Julien Greimas

1990

How to do things with words

J. L. Austin

1962

Propositional structure and illocutionary force

Jerrold J. Katz

1977

A dissertation on the theology of the Chinese

Walter Henry Medhurst

1847

A linguistic introduction to the history and structure of the English lexicon

Paul McFetridge

2008

Semantic information processing

Marvin Minsky

1968

Manhood of humanity

Alfred Korzybski

1921

The semantics of literature

Trevor Eaton

1966

Componential analysis of meaning

Eugène Albert Nida, Eugene A. Nida

1975

Situations and attitudes

Barwise, Jon., John Perry

1983

Philosophy of language

William P. Alston

1964

Notes on the Translation of the New Testament

Frederick Field

1899

Meaning and form

Dwight Le Merton Bolinger

1977

Meaning and style

Stephen Ullmann

1973

Semantics, tense, and time

Peter Ludlow

1999

Semantics

F. R. Palmer

1976 ★ 4.3

Experience, evidence, and sense

Anna Wierzbicka

2009

Giggly-wiggly, snickety-snick

Robyn Supraner

1978

The psycho-biology of language

George Kingsley Zipf

1935

Title of address in Christian Latin epistolography to 543 A.D

O'Brien, Mary Bridget Sister

1930

Introduction to semantics

Rudolf Carnap

1959

English

Anna Wierzbicka

2006

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