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   Ray Jackendoff (1976)’s Conceptual Semantics (CS) is one such theory. In Conceptual Semantics, only the phonology and the syntax of the listeme resides natively in the lexicon. The lexical entry doesn’t contain a separate semantics of the listeme — the meaning is the conceptual representation in your cognition that the listeme is tied to.

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   Mar 18, 2024 · Ray Jackendoff (1976)’s Conceptual Semantics (CS) is one such theory. In Conceptual Semantics, only the phonology and the syntax of the listeme resides natively in the lexicon. The lexical entry doesn’t contain a separate semantics of the listeme — the meaning is the conceptual representation in your cognition that the listeme is tied to.

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   Each listeme in the lexicon has a lexical entry, which contains the linguistic expression’s phonological, syntactic, and semantic information. So for the lexical entry of goose, it lists its pronunciation (/guws/), its syntactic category (noun), and of course, its meaning, or the sense of that listeme. Note that the mental lexicon is not like ...

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   Each listeme in the lexicon has a lexical entry, which contains the linguistic expression’s phonological, syntactic, and semantic information. So for the lexical entry of goose, it lists its pronunciation (/guws/), its syntactic category (noun), and of course, its meaning, or the sense of that listeme. Note that the mental lexicon is not like ...

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   Mar 18, 2024 · Each listeme in the lexicon has a lexical entry, which contains the linguistic expression’s phonological, syntactic, and semantic information. So for the lexical entry of goose, it lists its pronunciation (/guws/), its syntactic category (noun), and of course, its meaning, or the sense of that listeme. Note that the mental lexicon is not like ...

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   It is therefore inappropriate to provide a gloss ‘die:CAUS’ for the lexical entry kims. Semantic classes. Each lexical item – at least those with a lexical meaning – belongs to one or more semantic classes. For instance, leg is a body part, spider is an insect, laugh is an expression of emotion. This classificatory information is ...

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   Does a lexical entry contain a semantics of a listeme?

   • The lexical entry doesn’t contain a separate semantics of the listeme — the meaning is the conceptual representation in your cognition that the listeme is tied to. One reason for theorising that our language faculty has access to our general cognitive faculty is the fact that language is something that we use to respond to things we perceive.

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   What is a lexical entry?

   • To summarize, the lexicon is the storage of irregularities in a language. Each lexical entry in the lexicon comes with a listeme’s phonological, syntactic, and semantic information. This leaves us with the big question of this chapter: what goes into the semantics of a lexical entry?

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   What is the lexical entry of Goose?

   • Each listeme in the lexicon has a lexical entry, which contains the linguistic expression’s phonological, syntactic, and semantic information. So for the lexical entry of goose, it lists its pronunciation (/guws/), its syntactic category (noun), and of course, its meaning, or the sense of that listeme.

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   What is a listeme in linguistics?

   • We will use the term listeme to refer to anything that has a lexical entry in the lexicon. This is an umbrella term that includes morphemes, idioms, and some compounds. They are called listemes because they are listed in the lexicon.

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   What are the entailments of a lexical item?

   • The first holds that the entailments of a lexical item arethe meaning of that item. That is, instead of having a concept BACHELOR, we have the complex combination of the more ‘basic’ concepts UNMARRIED and MAN making up the semantic content of the listeme [/»bQtSl´r/]N.

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   Why are morphemes called listemes?

   • This is an umbrella term that includes morphemes, idioms, and some compounds. They are called listemes because they are listed in the lexicon. Each listeme in the lexicon has a lexical entry, which contains the linguistic expression’s phonological, syntactic, and semantic information.

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   the OED provides and the extra entry for that in a relative clause). Yet, every English-speaking 5-year old has mastery of this word. At the other extreme, the function listeme -s, as in two dogs, doesn’t even rate a definition in the OED (although -ed and -ing do). The Cambridge Advanced Learner’s Dictionary gives the following definition: