semasiology
IPA: sʌmˈeɪziˈɑɫʌdʒi
noun
- (linguistics) Semantics; a discipline within linguistics concerned with the meaning of a word independent of its phonetic expression.
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Examples of "semasiology" in Sentences
- Accordingly Marty's semasiology is concerned with the complex unity (not identity) of
- Thus we see that in his descriptive semasiology of emotives Marty puts forward a very important axiological thesis.
- Thus, in working out a descriptive semasiology of statements Marty puts forward a very important ontological thesis.
- In the nineteenth century the term “semasiology” (Semasiologie) was often used in reference to linguistic investigations concerning meaning.
- It is in the classification of autosemantica where Brentanian descriptive psychology especially comes into play in Marty's descriptive semasiology.
- There is accordingly a very strong sense in which Marty's descriptive semasiology involves a very forcefully stated anti-psychologism in all domains of philosophy.
- A crucial distinction in Marty's descriptive semasiology is that between those expressions which have meaning independently and those which do not (Marty 1908a, 205 ff.).
- _Kind_ and its semasiology are treated at great length, with a multitude of examples and explanations, useful to students of English, whose dictionaries lag behind in these respects.
- Marty's defense of this theory in opposition to nativism involves the descriptive semasiology, which was to be developed more fully in his subsequent writings, especially his main work, and is indeed the center piece of his philosophical endeavors.
- Insofar as Marty's universal grammar is a semasiology developed in the framework of Brentanian descriptive psychology, Marty thinks that his endeavor is quite distinct from ” and of greater philosophical significance than ” Husserl's historically misinformed foray into the grammatical domain (Marty 1908a 56-63).
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