Masih mungkinkah semantik?
Abstract
The standard view of semantics-that every disambiguated sentence has a determinate semantic content, relative to an assignment of contents to its indexical expressions, and not necessarily identical to what may be conveyed (pragmatically) by its utterance-is defended against standard objections and is also argued for on independent grounds, which suggest that resistance to the view comes from a failure to distinguish between "strict semantics "and "loose semantics".
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