| A Semantics for Durative Adverbials: Article by Cristopher Piñón. |
| Approaching Natural Language Via Mediaeval Logic: Article by Gyula Klima. |
| Comparison of inflection and derivation: Compares and contrasts the similarities and differences between inflection and derivation. |
| Concepts in the Lexicon: Report by John F. Sowa, discussing the role of the lexicon in conceptual knowledge. |
| Dallas-Fort Worth Center for General Semantics: Provides educational materials and resources for promoting mental health and adjustment through self-aware use of language and symbols. |
| Gesellschaft fuer Semantik: English homepage of the young academic organisation concered with the semantics of natural languages. Organises the Sinn und Bedeutung workshop and the SEMANTIK mailing list. |
| Layers in the Determiner Phrase: PhD thesis by Roberto Zamparelli, with extensive supporting material and a facility to send online feedback. Investigates semantic parallels to syntactic arguments for Szabolcsi and Abney's `DP-hypothesis'. |
| Logical Form in Linguistics: Entry in the MIT Encyclopedia of Cognitive Sciences, by Robert May. |
| Pichler24: buzzwords and other things: This page is mainly dedicated to the so called buzzwords. It allows the reader to investigate, ask questions, and discuss their meaning. |
| Research Group Communicative Understanding: Explains pragmatic implication based on Grice's theory of implicit communication and presupposition. |
| Semantics Archive: Scholarly research paper exchange for language semanticists. Browseable by author or date; submission and update forms, users guide. |
| SEMANTIK mailing list: Majordomo based mailing list for semantics organised by the Gesellschaft fuer Semantik. |
| The Formal Approach to Meaning: Short survey of semantics of natural language by Barbara Abbott, at University of Michigan. Focusses upon Montague semantics, and tries to give a feel for the main open problems in the field. |
| The Four Basic Ontologies of Semantic Interpretation: Article by Roland Hausser comparing approaches to semantics between linguistics, philosophy and computer science, and classifying them into four kinds depending upon whether or not they are realist, and whether or not they make a sense/reference distinction. |
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