linguisticians/semasiology

[Lynne Murphy]

Following our recent discussion of linguists v. linguisticians, I note that
the Oxford Text Archive has the following line in their job advert (from
Linguist List):

- Experience of working with digital resources produced by, for, or of
interest to linguisticians


I wonder if the writer of the ad is a linguist(ician).

Does anyone know anyone in linguistics who currently uses 'semasiology' in
preference to 'semantics'?

Lynne


M Lynne Murphy
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School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
University of Sussex
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