ما الاشتراك الدلالي ؟ : نحو تحديد جديد للاشتراك الدلالي

Abstract EN

Cruse.

In 1999, George Kleiber came up with a consensual definition of semantic participation, which became a reference in this regard.

When we talk about semantic subscription, we talk "first about multiple meanings associated with a single linguistic form, and secondly about meanings that do not seem independent, but are somehow stuck" (Clipper, 1999: p.

55).

Kleber noted that this consensus fades as soon as it comes to trying to accurately define the concept of meaning or the nature of the relationship that binds meanings to each other.

Accordingly, this definition will not be completed and will not become practical unless we provide it with the necessary scrutiny.

We therefore seek here to consider two concepts that allow us to scrutinize the concept of meaning, on the one hand, and to show the nature of the relationship between the meanings of a semantic common word on the other.

These concepts are "umbrella" and "faces".

Since the issues of meaning and referral are outstanding, we will also address the concept of reference based on cruz cruse's facial theory.