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Acknowledgements
Foreword
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1. A General Review of the Study of Ambiguity
1.2. The Aim and Scope of the Thesis
Chapter2 TheNature of Ambiguity
2.1. Ambiguity as a Semantic Phenomenon
2.2. Ambiguity as a Pragmatic Phenomenon
2.3. Ambiguity as a Cognitive Phenomenon
Summary
Chapter 3 Sources of Potential Lexical Ambiguity
3.1. Denotation, Polysemy and Homonymy
3.2. Connotation and Multiple Interpretation
3.3. Figurative Meaning and Multiple Interpretation
3.4. Affective Meaning and Multiple Interpretation
3.5.Referential Meaning and Multiple Interpretation
Summary
Chapter 4 Sources of Potential Syntactical Ambiguity
4.1.Syntactical Category and Ambiguity
4.2. Garden-path Sentence and Ambiguity
4.3.Morphological Structure and Ambiguity
4.4. Attachment and Ambiguity
4.5. Analysis Ambiguity
Summary
Chapter 5 Actualization of Ambiguity
5.1.Speaker's Intention
5.2. Hearer's Inference
5.3. Context
summary
Chapter 6 Cognition and Disambiguation
6.1. Word Recognition and Disambiguation
6.2. Grasping Meaning of the Word
6.3. Syntactic Processing and Disambiguation
6.4. Contextual Interpretation and Cognition Models
Summary
Chapter7 Disambiguation and College English Teaching
7.1. Questionnaire and Data Analysis
7.2. Implications of the Study in Language Teaching
Conclusion
Bibliography
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