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Seminar paper from the year 2003 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Linguistics, grade: 1, LMU Munich (Institut für Englische Philologie), course: Hauptseminar, language: English, abstract: "Semantic change deals with change in meaning, understood to be a change in the concepts associated with a word [...]" (Campbell 1998: 255).
To some of you, Campbell's definition may seem a bit simplistic. Some scholars, too (for example Blank whom we'll be hearing of later on), argue that it's not one meaning of word that changes, but
with semantic change a new meaning is added to the already existing meaning or meanings of a word and then this new meaning is lexicalised,
or one of the already lexicalised meanings is no longer used and becomes extinct.
I think Campbell's definition can suffice as a basis for our little "immersion" into semantic change. And what is more important than a theoretically watertight definition is a "practical insight" into semantic change. So let's have quick look on what exactly changes when words change their meanings.
To some of you, Campbell's definition may seem a bit simplistic. Some scholars, too (for example Blank whom we'll be hearing of later on), argue that it's not one meaning of word that changes, but
with semantic change a new meaning is added to the already existing meaning or meanings of a word and then this new meaning is lexicalised,
or one of the already lexicalised meanings is no longer used and becomes extinct.
I think Campbell's definition can suffice as a basis for our little "immersion" into semantic change. And what is more important than a theoretically watertight definition is a "practical insight" into semantic change. So let's have quick look on what exactly changes when words change their meanings.
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