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This lecture is about seven types of meaning as explained by Geoffrey Leech. Seven Types of Meaning, Conceptual, Connotative, Stylistic, Affective Meaning etc. 00:00 Geoffrey Leech 00:12 Seven Types of Meaning 00:31Conceptual Meaning 01:09 Connotative Meaning 01:59 Stylistic Meaning 03:11 Affective Meaning 03:59 Reflective Meaning 05:00 ...
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