Semantic Theories in Linguistics | Semantic Theories of Meanings | Semantic Theories with Examples

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This theory suggests that the meaning of a word or phrase is tied to the object or concept it represents in the real world. For example, the word "dog" refers to the animal itself. If you say, "I saw a dog," the meaning relies on the fact that you are talking about a real, specific dog.
Truth-Conditional Semantics: This approach proposes that the meaning of a sentence is linked to the conditions under which it would be true. For example, the sentence "The sky is blue" is true if, and only if, the sky is actually blue. This theory helps us understand sentences by determining the factual conditions needed for them to be true.
Compositional Semantics: This theory posits that the meaning of a sentence is derived from the meanings of its individual words and how they are combined according to grammatical rules.
This video has covered the following topics in detail with Examples
1) Semantic Theories in Linguistics
2) Semantic Theories of Meanings
3) Sematic Theories with Examples
4) Referential Theory and Truth-Conditional Semantics
5) Compositional Semantics and Behaviourist Semantics
6) Ideational Semantics or Representational Theory
7) Verificationist Semantics and Possible Worlds Semantics
8) Hermeneutic Theory
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