Language, Band 71,Ausgaben 1-2Linguistic Society of America, 1995 |
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... contributions are more theoretically oriented ; although some of these concern languages that are already well known and described , they provide many new methodological and theoretical insights . One contribution , that by Simon Dik ...
... contributions are more theoretically oriented ; although some of these concern languages that are already well known and described , they provide many new methodological and theoretical insights . One contribution , that by Simon Dik ...
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... contribution by PHILIP N. JOHNSON - LAIRD offers an exposition of what is usually called the representational approach to mind . Johnson - Laird claims that thinking is a kind of computation and that propositional thinking depends on ...
... contribution by PHILIP N. JOHNSON - LAIRD offers an exposition of what is usually called the representational approach to mind . Johnson - Laird claims that thinking is a kind of computation and that propositional thinking depends on ...
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... contribution from the perspective of Clark's own theorizing on conventionality and contrast , and on the simplicity / transparency issue ...... .A contribution of great interest , required reading for everyone in the field of language ...
... contribution from the perspective of Clark's own theorizing on conventionality and contrast , and on the simplicity / transparency issue ...... .A contribution of great interest , required reading for everyone in the field of language ...
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