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Just as the truth conditions associated with a sentence define the circumstances under which an utterance of the sentence will embody a true proposition , so the sincerity conditions will define the circumstances under which an ...
Just as the truth conditions associated with a sentence define the circumstances under which an utterance of the sentence will embody a true proposition , so the sincerity conditions will define the circumstances under which an ...
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I apply these values to the lists of elements that are either associated with each other through opposition within the same paradigm ( oppositional association ) , or that are associated with a preceding element as potential following ...
I apply these values to the lists of elements that are either associated with each other through opposition within the same paradigm ( oppositional association ) , or that are associated with a preceding element as potential following ...
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That impression of incompleteness and broad combinatory possibilities of associated following elements has nothing to do with the lexical value of casa , but with the hearer's awareness of how casa , in the context in which it occurs ...
That impression of incompleteness and broad combinatory possibilities of associated following elements has nothing to do with the lexical value of casa , but with the hearer's awareness of how casa , in the context in which it occurs ...
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Referential properties of Spanish noun phrases MariaLuisa Rivero | 32 |
Spanish word order in nonsentence constructions Bruce G Stiehm | 49 |
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