Language, Band 53,Ausgaben 1-2George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1977 |
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... sentence ) , while the sentence which follows the comma belongs to a construction type that can be used only for ' neutral descriptions ' ( sentences which exhibit no topic / comment structure ) . That is , sentences like these make ...
... sentence ) , while the sentence which follows the comma belongs to a construction type that can be used only for ' neutral descriptions ' ( sentences which exhibit no topic / comment structure ) . That is , sentences like these make ...
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... sentences , by citing articles by Lemmon , Lewis , and Davidson , in which it is argued that ' sentences do have a truth value relative to some context of utterance ' ( 38 ) ; ( b ) she claims that performative sentences just Do have a ...
... sentences , by citing articles by Lemmon , Lewis , and Davidson , in which it is argued that ' sentences do have a truth value relative to some context of utterance ' ( 38 ) ; ( b ) she claims that performative sentences just Do have a ...
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George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. sentence . He therefore suggests another category ' Sq ' ( sequence ) , standing for a set of sentences . The rewriting rules expand this category into strings of sequences or sentences : ( 3 ) Sq ...
George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch. sentence . He therefore suggests another category ' Sq ' ( sequence ) , standing for a set of sentences . The rewriting rules expand this category into strings of sequences or sentences : ( 3 ) Sq ...
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