词汇学--词的意义及理据ppt课件
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• Concept, which is beyond language, is the result of human cognition, reflecting the objective world in the human mind.
• Concept is universal to all men alike regardless of culture, race, language and so on.
• But meaning belongs to language, so is restricted to language use.
• A concept can have as many referring expressions as there are languages in the world. Even in the same language, the same concept can be expressed in different words.
2 Motivation of Word Meaning
1.What is motivation理据? • It refers to the connection between the
linguistic symbol and its meaning. • 理据解释语言符号与意义之间的关系。
Motivation of Word Meaning
Wh-表示“剧烈”的拟声词：
wham, whang, whap, whop, wheeze, whicker, whinny, whomp, whoop
2. Morphological motivation形态理据
• Words which were formed by means of morphological structure belong to the category of motivation by morphology.
• Compounds and derived words are multi-morphemic words and the meanings of many of them are the sum total of the morphemes combined.
to anything. And words like God, dragon and phoenix refer to imaginary things.
Limitations of Reference Theory
1.Many words have no real-world referents. Yet speakers do know the meanings of these expressions.
2.The reference of a word to a thing outside the language is arbitrary （随意的）and conventional（约定俗成的）. This connection is the result of generalization（ 归纳） and abstraction（抽象）.
Sk-: 与表面接触：
skate, skim, skin, skid, skimp -ump: 表示圆形体：
plump, chump, rump, hump, stump, dump, mump
/h/表示猛烈使劲时的气喘wenku.baidu.com：
heavy, haste, hurry, hit, heave, hoarse, hurl等
• 每个有词义的词都有语义，但不一 定有所指称的事物（reference）。
reference & sense: difference
➢ Sense denotes the relationships inside the language. ➢ Reference denotes the relationship between words and
Some words just don’t have referents in real world, but they make sense, but,
what is sense? 有些词虽然在现实世界中没有具体对
象，但它们却有意义。 什么是意义？
Sense
• 语义
• 词或句子本身所表示的语言本身的 意义。即，词义和句义。
Sound by liquid：
splash, bubble, sizz, sizzle, splishsplosh, drip-drop
2.Secondary Onomatopoeia
–It means that certain sounds and sound sequences are associated with certain senses in an expressive relationship.
• pigeons coo. Pigs squeal.
• Snakes hiss. Wolves howl.
• Turkeys gobble.
Sound made by metal：
clash, clank, ting, tinkle, clang, jangle, ding-dong, tick-tack
the things, actions, events, and qualities they stand for. ➢ Every word that has meaning has sense but not every
word has reference. ➢ e.g: but, almost. These grammatical words do not refer
• 概念属于人类认知领域思维领域； • 意义属于语言领域。
Words and Referents
1.专有名词无词义，有所指对象；不 同的专有名词指同一个对象；
2.少数词有词义，无所指对象；
• proper names typically have only one reference
Barack Hussein Obama
Meaning and Concept：difference
• closely connected but not identical（关系密切、并不 相同）
• They are both related directly to referents and are notions of the words but belong to different categories.
but it has little linguistic meaning
Mark Twain Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Sometimes two different proper names have the same referent.
hobbits
unicorn
Harry Potter
Semantic Triangle 语义三角
意义（概念）Meaning (Concept)
tree 词Word
形式 Form
所指对象 Referent
What is concept?
It is the general idea or meaning which is associated with a word or symbol in a person’s mind. 指词或符号在人脑中的大致印象或意义。Tree
2 words defined as reference
• 所指关系 • relationship between language and the world; between words and
the things, actions, events, and qualities they stand for. By means of reference, a speaker indicates which things in the world (including persons) are being talked about. • For example, the word ‘tree’ refers to the object ‘tree’.
1.onamatopoeia motivation 拟声 2.morphologic motivation 形态 3.semantic motivation 语义 4.etymologic motivation 词源
1. Onomatopoeic Motivation拟声理据
• It means the imitation of sounds by sounds.（语言对声音的模仿）
Apes Bears Bulls Cats Eagles Frogs Goats
gibber growl bellow mew ( purr) scream.
croak. bleat.
• Hens cluck. Larks warble
• Lions roar
Magpies chatter.
• Mice squeak Owls hoot (screech)
1 words defined as things
• Word meaning can be defined as a reciprocal relation between name and meaning.
• ‘Meaning’ is what the form stands for. • 意义指的是它代表的内容。 • e.g.desk: something you sit at and you do your work.
1.In other words, only when a connection has been established between the linguistic sign（语言符号） and a referent （所指物）, i.e., an object, a phenomenon, a person, etc. does the sign become meaningful.
Sn1)breath-noise: sniff, snuff, snore, snort 2)quick separation or movement: snip,
snap, snatch 3)creeping: snake, snail, sneak, snoop
Sl1)slippery: slide, slip, slither, slush, sluice, sludge 2) pejorative sense: slattern, slut, slang, sly, sloppy, slovenly
• Words coined in imitation of the sounds associated with the things named are called onomatopoeia.
Onomatopoeic Motivation
1.Primary onomatopoeia
–Primary onomatopoeia means the imitation of sounds by sounds.
2.Similarly, function words have no realworld entities to refer to.
Concepts related
1. Word Meaning 词义 2. Sense 语义 3. Reference 所指 4. Referent 所指物 5. Concept 概念
Week 7
Sandy
1
Outline
1.Word Meaning词义 2.Motivations of meaning 词的理据 –词的意义究竟指什么？ –这个词为什么是这个意思？
关于词义的一些基本理论和基本概念
1.words defined as things 2.words defined as reference
• Concept is universal to all men alike regardless of culture, race, language and so on.
• But meaning belongs to language, so is restricted to language use.
• A concept can have as many referring expressions as there are languages in the world. Even in the same language, the same concept can be expressed in different words.
2 Motivation of Word Meaning
1.What is motivation理据? • It refers to the connection between the
linguistic symbol and its meaning. • 理据解释语言符号与意义之间的关系。
Motivation of Word Meaning
Wh-表示“剧烈”的拟声词：
wham, whang, whap, whop, wheeze, whicker, whinny, whomp, whoop
2. Morphological motivation形态理据
• Words which were formed by means of morphological structure belong to the category of motivation by morphology.
• Compounds and derived words are multi-morphemic words and the meanings of many of them are the sum total of the morphemes combined.
to anything. And words like God, dragon and phoenix refer to imaginary things.
Limitations of Reference Theory
1.Many words have no real-world referents. Yet speakers do know the meanings of these expressions.
2.The reference of a word to a thing outside the language is arbitrary （随意的）and conventional（约定俗成的）. This connection is the result of generalization（ 归纳） and abstraction（抽象）.
Sk-: 与表面接触：
skate, skim, skin, skid, skimp -ump: 表示圆形体：
plump, chump, rump, hump, stump, dump, mump
/h/表示猛烈使劲时的气喘wenku.baidu.com：
heavy, haste, hurry, hit, heave, hoarse, hurl等
• 每个有词义的词都有语义，但不一 定有所指称的事物（reference）。
reference & sense: difference
➢ Sense denotes the relationships inside the language. ➢ Reference denotes the relationship between words and
Some words just don’t have referents in real world, but they make sense, but,
what is sense? 有些词虽然在现实世界中没有具体对
象，但它们却有意义。 什么是意义？
Sense
• 语义
• 词或句子本身所表示的语言本身的 意义。即，词义和句义。
Sound by liquid：
splash, bubble, sizz, sizzle, splishsplosh, drip-drop
2.Secondary Onomatopoeia
–It means that certain sounds and sound sequences are associated with certain senses in an expressive relationship.
• pigeons coo. Pigs squeal.
• Snakes hiss. Wolves howl.
• Turkeys gobble.
Sound made by metal：
clash, clank, ting, tinkle, clang, jangle, ding-dong, tick-tack
the things, actions, events, and qualities they stand for. ➢ Every word that has meaning has sense but not every
word has reference. ➢ e.g: but, almost. These grammatical words do not refer
• 概念属于人类认知领域思维领域； • 意义属于语言领域。
Words and Referents
1.专有名词无词义，有所指对象；不 同的专有名词指同一个对象；
2.少数词有词义，无所指对象；
• proper names typically have only one reference
Barack Hussein Obama
Meaning and Concept：difference
• closely connected but not identical（关系密切、并不 相同）
• They are both related directly to referents and are notions of the words but belong to different categories.
but it has little linguistic meaning
Mark Twain Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Sometimes two different proper names have the same referent.
hobbits
unicorn
Harry Potter
Semantic Triangle 语义三角
意义（概念）Meaning (Concept)
tree 词Word
形式 Form
所指对象 Referent
What is concept?
It is the general idea or meaning which is associated with a word or symbol in a person’s mind. 指词或符号在人脑中的大致印象或意义。Tree
2 words defined as reference
• 所指关系 • relationship between language and the world; between words and
the things, actions, events, and qualities they stand for. By means of reference, a speaker indicates which things in the world (including persons) are being talked about. • For example, the word ‘tree’ refers to the object ‘tree’.
1.onamatopoeia motivation 拟声 2.morphologic motivation 形态 3.semantic motivation 语义 4.etymologic motivation 词源
1. Onomatopoeic Motivation拟声理据
• It means the imitation of sounds by sounds.（语言对声音的模仿）
Apes Bears Bulls Cats Eagles Frogs Goats
gibber growl bellow mew ( purr) scream.
croak. bleat.
• Hens cluck. Larks warble
• Lions roar
Magpies chatter.
• Mice squeak Owls hoot (screech)
1 words defined as things
• Word meaning can be defined as a reciprocal relation between name and meaning.
• ‘Meaning’ is what the form stands for. • 意义指的是它代表的内容。 • e.g.desk: something you sit at and you do your work.
1.In other words, only when a connection has been established between the linguistic sign（语言符号） and a referent （所指物）, i.e., an object, a phenomenon, a person, etc. does the sign become meaningful.
Sn1)breath-noise: sniff, snuff, snore, snort 2)quick separation or movement: snip,
snap, snatch 3)creeping: snake, snail, sneak, snoop
Sl1)slippery: slide, slip, slither, slush, sluice, sludge 2) pejorative sense: slattern, slut, slang, sly, sloppy, slovenly
• Words coined in imitation of the sounds associated with the things named are called onomatopoeia.
Onomatopoeic Motivation
1.Primary onomatopoeia
–Primary onomatopoeia means the imitation of sounds by sounds.
2.Similarly, function words have no realworld entities to refer to.
Concepts related
1. Word Meaning 词义 2. Sense 语义 3. Reference 所指 4. Referent 所指物 5. Concept 概念
Week 7
Sandy
1
Outline
1.Word Meaning词义 2.Motivations of meaning 词的理据 –词的意义究竟指什么？ –这个词为什么是这个意思？
关于词义的一些基本理论和基本概念
1.words defined as things 2.words defined as reference