Semantics focuses on studying the meaning of sentences and components in communication related to sentence usage. Pragmatics focuses on studying the intention behind speech and components related to speech usage. While semantics looks at encoded meaning, pragmatics examines how meaning is interpreted based on context. Both semantics and pragmatics are important to understanding meaning in communication, but they approach it from different linguistic perspectives.
Semantics focuses on studying the meaning of sentences and components in communication related to sentence usage. Pragmatics focuses on studying the intention behind speech and components related to speech usage. While semantics looks at encoded meaning, pragmatics examines how meaning is interpreted based on context. Both semantics and pragmatics are important to understanding meaning in communication, but they approach it from different linguistic perspectives.
Semantics focuses on studying the meaning of sentences and components in communication related to sentence usage. Pragmatics focuses on studying the intention behind speech and components related to speech usage. While semantics looks at encoded meaning, pragmatics examines how meaning is interpreted based on context. Both semantics and pragmatics are important to understanding meaning in communication, but they approach it from different linguistic perspectives.
Nim : 20019013 Class : NK2-2020 Basic Semantic and Pragmatic
CASE METHOD 1
The difference between Semantics and Pragmatics is :
Semantics is a linguistic order, a pattern of understanding that is very important for the overall framework of thinking and communication structure, which in its field of study focuses more on elements or components in the world of communication related to the use of sentences. The use of sentences in this communication is important to do a comprehensive study to more easily identify a meaning in the sentence. It is different with pragmatics which is a linguistic system, a pattern of understanding that is very important for the overall framework of thinking and communication structure, which in its field of study focuses more on the elements or components in the world of communication related to the use of speech. Speech in this communication is important to do a comprehensive study to more easily identify an intention in the speech itself. They are related to each other because in other words, semantics is the study of meaning. Semantics is usually related to two other aspects, namely syntax, the formation of simpler symbols, and pragmatics, the practical use of symbols by communities in certain contexts. Meaning can be differently interpreted in Semantic and Pragmatic studies because Semantics is the study of "tools" for meaning: knowledge encoded in the vocabulary of a language and in its patterns to construct more complex meanings, down to the level of sentence meaning (Griffiths, 2006, p. 1) In the Bloomfield era (1930s), linguistics meant phonetics and phonemics and a little further was morphology. Syntax was considered too abstract to be studied until Chomsky, in the late 1950s, found syntax as the central and main point of the study of linguistics. However, they both consider that meaning, semantics, to be a rather complicated thing to learn There are several aspects of communication that can cause this to happen, for example, the language aspect. To reduce the incidence caused by language, it is better if we use common language, and avoid using exclusive language that may only be known to certain groups, avoid using language that may be difficult for listeners to understand the meaning of the language we use.