Semantics in Generative Grammar

Discover a profound exploration of semantics with "Semantics in Generative Grammar" by renowned author. Published by John Wiley and Sons Ltd in 1997, this comprehensive paperback spans 336 pages, making it an essential resource for graduate-level courses in semantics.

This book provides a systematic introduction to the application of semantics within the framework of transformational grammars, specifically the 'Government-Binding' model. Inside, readers will find detailed analyses of fundamental constructions, alongside in-depth discussions covering vital topics such as quantification, binding, anaphora, and ellipsis.

Perfect for students and scholars alike, "Semantics in Generative Grammar" is designed to foster a deeper understanding of the intricate relationships between meaning and syntax in linguistic theory. Enhance your studies and broaden your knowledge with this indispensable academic work.