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(Linguistics) (functioning as singular) a school of semantic theory based on the doctrine that syntactic and semantic structure are of the same formal nature and that there is a single system of rules that relates surface structure to meaning Compare interpretive semantics

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interpretive semantics			In the late 1970s and 1980s, the field of SLP became increasingly influenced by models of generative grammar and generative semantics (e. SLP--ABA: collaborating to support individuals with communication ... by Koenig, Mareile; Gerenser, Joanne / The Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis In his 1968 article "Idiomaticity as an anomaly in the Chomskyan paradigm", Chafe's stand is still transformational, but he proposes that semantics be the starting point of sentence derivation, taking over the place of syntax and operating jointly with it (in this way he can be regarded as a potential ally of the movement of Generative Semantics developed by George Lakoff and James D. Verbal idioms in focus - towards the continuum of idiomatic ... by Krajka, Jaroslaw / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies			generalize generalized generalized anxiety disorder generalized epilepsy generalized other generalized seizure Generalizer generally generally accepted accounting principles Generalness generalship Generalty Generant generate generating generating station generation generation (photography) generation gap Generation X Generation Y generational generative generative cell generative grammar generative semantics generator generatrix generic generic drug generic name generic noun generic wine generic word generically Genericalness Generification generosity generous generously generousness Genesee Genesee epoch Genesial Genesiolgy genesiology genesis Genet Genêt genethliac Genethliacal			Generations Generations Generations Generations Accepting All Youth Generations and Gender Program Generations and Gender Survey Generations Can Connect Generations Invigorating Volunteerism and Education Generations of Adam generations of man generative generative generative generative Generative and Transformational Techniques in Software Engineering Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition Generative Approaches to Language Acquisition North America Generative Approaches to Second Language Acquisition generative cell Generative computer programming Generative Design Question generative grammar generative grammar Generative Matrix Computation Library Generative Modeling Language generative nucleus Generative Probabilistic Transition System Generative Process Planning Environment Generative programming Generative Programming and Component Engineering generative semantics Generative Shape Design Generative Theory of Tonal Music Generative Topographic Mapping Generative-Model Based Vision generatively generatively generatively generatively generativeness generativeness generativeness generativeness generativity generativity generativity generativity generator generator generator generator generator Generator (disambiguation) Generator (disambiguation) Generator (disambiguation) Generator (disambiguation) Generator and Waste Acceptance Services Generator Availability Data System Generator Circuit Breaker Generator Control Display Generator Control Unit

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