Reply to Jackendoff
The Linguistic Review 24 (4):423-429 (2007)
| Abstract | In this note, I clarify the point of my paper “The Nature of Semantics: On Jackendoff’s Arguments” (NS) in light of Ray Jackendoff’s comments in his “Linguistics in Cognitive Science: The State of the Art.” Along the way, I amplify my remarks on unification | |||||||||
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