[W9]
(a) dominance
(b) precedence
(c) c-command
(d) Binding theory: Principle A
(e) co-indexation
(f) TP
(g) V-to-T raising
[W10]
0. anaphora & deixis
1. domination (dominance)
2. precedence (2 + 3 => government)
3. c-command (3 + 4 => binding)
4. co-indexation
5. co-reference
6. antecedence
7. government
8. binding
9. TP & CP
[W11]
1. Principle A, B, C
2. TP/CP distinction
3. Topic vs. Subject (Syntax)
4. Wh-movement revisited
5. Wh-question vs. Yes-no question
6. Problem with V-to-T movement/raising in English
Radford, Andrew. (2004). English syntax: an introduction. Cambridge, UK ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 2004.
7. Case assignment
8. Verb-internal Subject Hypothesis (VISH)
9. EPP (Extended Projection Principle)
[W12]
1. Principle C & R-expression
2. argument structure
3. Case assignment
4. Internal / External argument
5. VISH
6. EPP
7. A-position vs. A'-position
8. Cases of A'-movement (e.g., Wh-movement & Topicalization)
9. S-selection & C-selection
[W13]
0 semiotic triangle
1 presupposition
2. entailment
3. pragmatics
4. conversational implicature
5. Speech Act Theory (1): locutionary force/act, illocutionary force/act, perlocutionary force/act
6. synonym / synonymy
7. antonym / antonymy
8. homonym / homonymy
9. homograph / homography
10. homophone / homophony
11 heterograph / heterography
12. metonym / metonymy
13. hyponym / hyponymy
14. pseudonym / pseudonym
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15. eponym
16. acronym
17. anonymity
17. meronymy
18. orthography
[W14]
[今日上課範圍]
(複習)
1 synonym, antonym, homonym, homograph, homophone, heterograph
2. ambiguity
3. pun
4. vagueness
5. polysemy vs. ambiguity
6. vagueness vs. ambiguity
7. VISH
8. EPP
9. Locution
10. Speech Act (I): locutionary / illocutionary / perlocutionary force
11. A-position vs. A'-position
12. presupposition
13. entailment
(新進度)
1. hyponymy vs. meronymy
2. logical truth
3. tautology
4. contradiction
5. ambiguity (cont'd)
6. pun
7. vagueness (cont'd)
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[W15]
0. Propositional logic
1. denotation
2. connotation
3. annotation
4. intension / intensional meaning
5. extension / extensional meaning
6. Cooperative Principle & the Maxims
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