The phrase "analysis of meaning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the interpretation or understanding of a particular text, concept, or phenomenon.
Example: "The analysis of meaning in this poem reveals deeper emotional themes that resonate with the reader."
Alternatives: "interpretation of significance" or "examination of meaning".
For this reason, many proponents of a mentalist analysis of meaning in terms of belief have sought instead to analyze meaning in terms of conventions governing such regularities.
Because of cases like this, it seems that regularities in meaning and belief are not sufficient to ground an analysis of meaning.
An important alternative to the Gricean analysis, which shares the Gricean's commitment to a mentalist analysis of meaning in terms of the contents of mental states, is the analysis of meaning in terms of the beliefs rather than the intentions of speakers.
His attitude to truth, and his slogan that ordinary language has no precise logic, implied that centring an analysis of meaning on truth conditions and a search for logical forms in natural language expressible in the predicate calculus was not correct.
In addition, this would not affect the analysis of meaning or elements of learning process – only the number and types of narratives used.
As we have already seen, this means that a theory of interpretation must adopt a compositional approach to the analysis of meaning; it must recognise the interconnected character of attitudes and of attitudes and behaviour; and it must also attribute attitudes and interpret behaviour in a way constrained by normative principles of rationality.
Automatic extraction and analysis of meaning-related information from natural language data has been an important issue in a number of research areas, such as natural language processing (NLP), text mining, corpus linguistics, and data science.
The initial reading of these segments suggested further analysis of meanings guided by the following two analytical questions: What creates existential certainty and uncertainty?
This procedure is called intentional analysis, or the analysis of the constitution of meaning.
The optimal state is what the analysis of utterers' meaning specifies.
The analysis of utterers' meaning illustrates what Grice has in mind.
