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Givenness , then , is usually automatically assigned to those concepts which are identified with the speaker ... In saying 13a , I normally assume that I have activated the concept ' Peter'in your mind , and that this concept will ...
Givenness , then , is usually automatically assigned to those concepts which are identified with the speaker ... In saying 13a , I normally assume that I have activated the concept ' Peter'in your mind , and that this concept will ...
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The point is that the concepts represented by a bulldog in 16a and an Ethiopian in 17a are particular ; furthermore , they ... The following sentences suggest that the introduction of a generic concept simultaneously introduces into the ...
The point is that the concepts represented by a bulldog in 16a and an Ethiopian in 17a are particular ; furthermore , they ... The following sentences suggest that the introduction of a generic concept simultaneously introduces into the ...
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There is , in fact , some evidence to suggest that the higher up we go in the taxonomic hierarchy , the less likely it is that a generic concept will be treated as given , subsequent to the mention of a particular instance of some less ...
There is , in fact , some evidence to suggest that the higher up we go in the taxonomic hierarchy , the less likely it is that a generic concept will be treated as given , subsequent to the mention of a particular instance of some less ...
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