Natural Language Ontology and Semantic Theory (Elements in Semantics)
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Natural Language Ontology and Semantic Theory (Elements in Semantics)

by Kristina Liefke

Philosophy Linguistics Semantics
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Kristina Liefke’s Natural Language Ontology and Semantic Theory examines how questions about existence and structure relate to theories of meaning in natural language. Published in the Elements in Semantics series, this concise scholarly work is suited to readers exploring linguistics, semantics, and philosophy of language.

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Natural Language Ontology and Semantic Theory examines the relationship between ontology and semantic theory in natural language.

Written by Kristina Liefke, the book is part of the Elements in Semantics series.

It offers a focused scholarly treatment of topics at the intersection of language, meaning, and philosophical inquiry.

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