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Non-Linguistic Context and Semantic Understanding

Pingping Liu

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Abstract

We can't understand the meaning of words,sentences and texts without context.There are limitless contextual elements including linguistic and non-linguistic context.The non-linguistic contextual elements like cultural context,situational context and the mutual relationship between the tenors play very important role in the course of semantic understanding.

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We can't understand the meaning of words,sentences and texts without context.There are limitless contextual elements including linguistic and non-linguistic context.The non-linguistic contextual elements like cultural context,situational context and the mutual relationship between the tenors play very important role in the course of semantic understanding.

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We can't understand the meaning of words,sentences and texts without context.There are limitless contextual elements including linguistic and non-linguistic context.The non-linguistic contextual elements like cultural context,situational context and the mutual relationship between the tenors play very important role in the course of semantic understanding.

Key concepts: Linguistic context, Linguistics, Meaning (existential), Context (archaeology), Situational ethics, Psychology, Context effect, Computer science

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