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Further , in Ch . 4 ( ' The referential - attributive distinction in definite descriptions ' , 55–73 ) , R shows that in referential uses of descriptions , we find a man- ner of reference mirroring that of indexical ref- erence on the ...
Further , in Ch . 4 ( ' The referential - attributive distinction in definite descriptions ' , 55–73 ) , R shows that in referential uses of descriptions , we find a man- ner of reference mirroring that of indexical ref- erence on the ...
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A distinction is made between verb contents ( and lexical contents in general ) which express one state only , and those which combine two partly opposing states . This evokes the old distinction between atelic and telic event types ...
A distinction is made between verb contents ( and lexical contents in general ) which express one state only , and those which combine two partly opposing states . This evokes the old distinction between atelic and telic event types ...
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The STATE - PROCESS DISTINCTION and the PUNCTUAL - NONPUNC- TUAL DISTINCTION are argued to be part of the bioprogram . To support his Language Bioprogram Hypothesis , Bickerton ( 1981 ) inter- preted the Bronckart and Sinclair and ...
The STATE - PROCESS DISTINCTION and the PUNCTUAL - NONPUNC- TUAL DISTINCTION are argued to be part of the bioprogram . To support his Language Bioprogram Hypothesis , Bickerton ( 1981 ) inter- preted the Bronckart and Sinclair and ...
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Autonomy and functionalist linguistics William Croft | 490 |
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