Meaning and the Lexicon: The Parallel Architecture 1975-2010

The book "Meaning and the Lexicon" by Ray Jackendoff is a groundbreaking work that revolutionizes our understanding of language and its relationship with human cognition.

This comprehensive guide traces the development of Jackendoff's Parallel Architecture, which posits that phonology, syntax, and semantics are independent generative components.

The book offers a detailed examination of how language is integrated with human vision, providing insights into the balance between idiosyncrasy, regularity, and semiregularity in grammar. The author explores a wide range of phenomena, from well-known aspects of English grammar to lesser-known features such as time-away constructions, contrastive focus reduplication, and noun-preposition-noun structures.

Throughout the book, Jackendoff draws on work in linguistics, cognitive science, and philosophy, combining depth of thought with clarity and wit. Whether you're a linguist, cognitive scientist, or simply someone interested in understanding the mysteries of language, "Meaning and the Lexicon" is an essential read.

With its comprehensive scope and insightful analysis, this book will forever change the way you think about language and its relationship with human cognition.

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