10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DENOTATIVELY»
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denotatively in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
denotatively and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Blackwell Handbook of Social Psychology: Intraindividual ...
Similarly, what would happen if participants were primed with concepts that were
denotatively inapplicable to the target information but that had relatively narrow
but strong evaluative implications (aggressive versus sweet)? Stapel and ...
Abraham Tesser, Norbert Schwarz, 2008
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Bare Facts and Naked Truths: A New Correspondence Theory of ...
Such terms are both significatively and denotatively vacuous. 6. Normally, a
statement expresses a proposition that corresponds with the constitutive property
it signifies and denotes the domain relative to which it is made. 6. 1 Non-
standardly ...
George Englebretsen, 2006
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Objective Questions, Deductive & Inductive Logic
... but no connotation (c) Only connotation but no denotation (d) Neither
denotation nor connotation. 7. Tick the correct statement ; t a) Species is a part of
genus denotatively (b) Genus is a part of species denotatively (c) Species is not ...
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Person Memory (PLE: Memory): The Cognitive Basis of Social ...
In the present study, however, no such effect was observed on the denotatively
unrelated traits; the ratios of congruent and incongruent behaviors recalled were
equal even though the first set was twice as large as the second. After receiving ...
Reid Hastie, Thomas M. Ostrom, Ebbe B. Ebbesen, 2014
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Frege Synthesized: Essays on the Philosophical and ...
... in the sense of pragmatics, then the principle of intensionality, (DExt*), as a
principle regarding the conditions under which predicable concepts are
understood to denote the same property or relation when applied denotatively,
would seem ...
L. Haaparanta, Jaakko Hintikka, 1986
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A Philosophy of the Christian Religion
A denotative definition simply attempts to clarify the meanings of certain words by
indicating a representative part of their denotalion. Thus we might say 'the word
skyscraper means denotatively (or indicates) what is denoted by the names ...
Edward John Carnell, 2007
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An Introduction to Christian Apologetics: A Philosophic ...
A. The Denotati'oe Definition There are two ways to define something:
denotatively, which we shall consider first, and connotatively. A denotative
definition is “one which attempts to give meaning to a name by indicating
examples or citing ...
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Cursing in America: A Psycholinguistic Study of Dirty ...
In messages, taboo words are more likely to be interpreted connotatively by
listeners, rather than denotatively. For example, my job is fucked up is difficult to
interpret literally but most listeners would interpret the sentence as indicating that
...
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A Word Fitly Spoken: Poetic Artistry in the First Four ...
The Hebrew terms, H 2 N1 and ''TNI, respectively, are distinct denotatively but
here in this line they are paralleled or "mirrored" by means of their juxtaposition.
The two terms, upon closer inspection, actually share not only the consonants X ...
10
CCCS Selected Working Papers: Vol. 2
A lexical inventory of the English language would throw up thousands of words
which the ordinary speaker could not denotatively comprehend: but provided
enough 'information' is given, culturemembers would be able or competent to ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DENOTATIVELY»
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denotatively is used in the context of the following news items.
Literary discourse: Diction [part two]
For instance, denotatively, “sleep” is normally observed in a calm manner. But connotatively, “sleep” could be very “aggressive”, especially ... «GhanaWeb, Jun 15»
Don't Let the Playfulness Fool You — Miami Project Means Business
Keen not to miss an inch, Ferrara lined his outer walls in an eye-catching grid of Skylar Fein's denotatively titled “Giant Metal Matchbooks,” ... «BLOUIN ARTINFO, Dec 14»
An unnecessarily long and surprisingly fascinating history of 'guys'
“Denotatively, this is an established use of 'guys' to mean 'people' — that use goes back a while, probably to the mid-1900s,” said Kory ... «Washington Post, Oct 14»
Stick Your Piece to Douglas Coupland's “Gumhead”
The denotatively titled “Gumhead” currently sits outside the Vancouver Art Gallery, and so far, according to the Globe and Mail, the work has ... «In the Air, Art+Auction's Gossip Column, Sep 14»
Rick Moody writes about and interviews Peter Bauer of The Walkmen
... they announced they were on “extreme hiatus,” which is an example of the overuse of extreme that I have come to find denotatively irritating. «A.V. Club Milwaukee, Jul 14»
TeAmo: No one's ever too young to dream
TeAmo/TeaMo, which denotatively means “I love you” in Spanish and “Your Tea” in Filipino respectively, combine both and you'll get “I love ... «Sun.Star, May 14»
BIR ad on cheating doctors: A plan that backfired?
"Denotatively or based on just looking at the elements, the message that most people got was 'Doctors don't pay taxes. Teachers do, despite ... «Rappler, Mar 14»
We Are All Bystanders: 18 Visual Scholars Reflect on Previously …
It is difficult to examine the “Television image of John F. Kennedy's flag-covered casket” either denotatively or connotatively as the image now ... «BagNews Notes, Nov 13»
"Pain & Gain" Defines an Aesthetic
But denotatively, auteur theory simply asserts that the director is the primary creative force behind a film, that the overall aesthetic, pacing, and ... «Harvard Crimson, Apr 13»
Derby Girls vs. Bachelorettes: Who's Winning, America?
I mean that in a life-affirming journey over treacherous seas kind of way — I'm talking denotatively EPIC. Both The Bachelor segment and the ... «KQED, Feb 13»
