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Semantics is the study of meaning in language. Semantics is closely related to several other fields in linguistics: morphology, which are the smallest parts of meaning in a word; syntax, which relates to how the structure of a sentence produces or changes meaning; pragmatics, which interjects the larger conversational structure; and historical linguistics, which addresses semantic change over time. Semantics is also extremely important in computational linguistics in trying to get computers to understand natural language.

General Semantics

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Semantics Resources

Semantics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Neurosemantics.com

Computational Semantics Information

The Semantics-Pragmatics Distinction

LSA Fields of Linguistics - MEANING

semantics/pragmatics bibliography

Term: Semantics lexical

The Lexical Semantics of a Machine Translation Interlingua

Lexical semantics - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Computational Lexical Semantics and its Constraints

Home Page of "Lexical Semantics and the Semantics-Syntax Interface"

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