Frontmatter -- Contents -- XVI. The interface of semantics with phonology and morphology -- 77. Semantics of intonation -- 78. Semantics of inflection -- 79. Semantics of derivational morphology -- 80. Semantics of compounds -- 81. Semantics in Distributed Morphology -- XVII. The syntax-semantics interface -- 82. Syntax and semantics: An overview -- 84. Operations on argument structure -- 85. Type shifting -- 86. Constructional meaning and compositionality -- 87. Scalar implicature as a grammatical phenomenon -- XVIII. The semantics-pragmatics interface -- 88. Semantics/pragmatics boundary disputes -- 89. Context dependence -- 90. Deixis and demonstratives -- 91. Presupposition -- 92. Implicature -- 93. Game theory in semantics and pragmatics -- 94. Conventional implicature and expressive content -- XIX. Typology and crosslinguistic semantics -- 95. Semantic types across languages -- 96. Count/mass distinctions across languages -- 97. Tense and aspect: Time across languages -- 98. The expression of space across languages -- XX. Diachronic semantics -- 99. Theories of meaning change: An overview -- 100. Cognitive approaches to diachronic semantics -- 101. Grammaticalization and semantic reanalysis -- XXI. Processing and learning meaning -- 102. Meaning in psycholinguistics -- 103. Meaning in first language acquisition -- 104. Meaning in second language acquisition -- 106. Conceptual knowledge, categorization, and meaning -- 107. Space in semantics and cognition -- XXII. Semantics and computer science -- 108. Semantic research in computational linguistics -- 109. Semantics in corpus linguistics -- 110. Semantics in computational lexicons -- 111. Web semantics -- 112. Semantic issues in machine translation -- Index