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Katz-Fodor-semantics
SEMANTICS: the first semantic theory that was proposed in the framework of generative grammar, in Katz & Fodor (1963). It assumed a semantic component that assigns semantic representations to lexical items and, by means of recursive 'projection rules', to phrases and sentences. Semantic representations are concepts which are built up from semantic primitives.
LIT. Katz & Fodor (1963), Newmeyer (1980).

Katz-Postal-principle
SEMANTICS: the principle, argued for in Katz & Postal (1964), that all semantic interpretation applies to °deep structure, before the application of transformations. As a result all transformations are meaning preserving. This principle was the source of a deep controversy in generative grammar between °generative semantics and °interpretative semantics.
LIT. Katz & Postal (1964), Newmeyer (1980).