SEMANTICS-2: Justifying and Locating Semantics within Linguistics

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I didnt read Noam Chomsky book but, by now, I dont agree that "Colorless green ideas sleep furiously" lacks of semantics. It is a phrase that creates a sense. Maybe a poetic sense, a personal sense in each one, but that what happens with meaning all the time, even with "common sense" phrases. They can mean so different things. So maybe, after all, Syntax is not so separated from Semantics, because the example phrase is pure syntax and yet it has meaning. So meaning is not created though "common sense", yes putting together words that "match". I think, given some criteria, its so difficult to avoid meaning. (Sorry for my english, it is not my native lenguage)

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' 'Colorless green ideas sleep furiously.' Multiple semantic incompatibilities.

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Descriptive grammar needs an inventory of actual instances of people speaking. That has to have its own headaches of sampling bias.