tly coincides with Halliday's.  They do, however,
&gt; &gt; give a fair summary of semantic theories based on Chomsky's approach,
&gt; &gt; ranging from the early work of Katz and Fodor to the more recent work
&gt; &gt; by Jackendoff.
&gt; &gt;
&gt; &gt; The book consists of fifteen chapters organized in five parts.
&gt; &gt; In Part I, the authors contrast the systemic approach with a view
&gt; &gt; of knowledge representation as a &quot;piecemeal accumulation&quot; of concepts
&gt; &gt; with &quot;no over