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Word Order in Discourse - 357페이지
Let us observe the following two sentences from Classical Greek:5 (1) (2) kaî ê:n kaî parà póton he:dù mén, and they-were-IMPERF also by drinks sweet PART kephalalgès dé. causing-headache PART 'and these made a pleasant morsel also ...
Pamela A. Downing, Michael Noonan, 1995
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Discourse and Word Order - 132페이지
In (3), A's preceding utterance "I have a headache" has relocated the propositional knowledge [[A has a headache]] into Ca∩Cb; to be more precise, this means that Ca∩Cb now contains the propositional knowledge [[someonej has a ...
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Dislocated Elements in Discourse: Syntactic, Semantic, and ...
Thisis, infact, what de Swart proposesregarding (5).6According toher interpretation,(5) simply means that therearemanysituations ofPaul's having a headache. This interpretation,of course, corresponds to the cardinal reading of many. I agree ...
Benjamin Shaer, Philippa Cook, Werner Frey, 2009
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From Discourse to Logic: Introduction to Modeltheoretic ... - 592페이지
Introduction to Modeltheoretic Semantics of Natural Language, Formal Logic and Discourse Representation Theory Hans ... In that case the same may of course be true of the headache: (5.159) could be true even though her headache and ...
Hans Kamp, Uwe Reyle, 2013
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Definitive Discourse on the Art of Finding a Soul Mate
You did it to Yourself 184If you got a headache, then do you blame everyone save yourself; don't do that instead blame yourself and be kind to yourself. Why? Because you have power on yourself so that you can change your decisions and ...
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Discourse, Interaction and Communication: Proceedings of ... - 67페이지
Causation is seen as giving or taking. Here are some examples: -I have a headache. [The headache is a possession.] -I got a headache. [Change is acquisition—motion to] -My headache THE METAPHORICAL CONCEPTION OF EVENTS ...
Xabier Arrazola, Kepa Korta, Francis Jeffrey Pelletier, 2013
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Discourse Analysis and Public Life: Papers of the ... - 92페이지
Papers of the Groningen Conference on Medical and Political Discourse Ton van der Geest Titus Ensink, A. J. van Essen ... If, for example, a patient reacts with "Yes, doctor, indeed an awful headache" it seems appropriate to show more ...
Titus Ensink, A. J. van Essen, Ton van der Geest, 1986
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Discourse Segmentation in Romance Languages - 49페이지
In (47) the content of the Frame extends to the end of the text; in (48), the same content in the Appendix stops, however, at the first U, presenting the headache as something that occurs randomly: “E per di più oggi ha mal di testa” ('And, what's ...
Salvador Pons Bordería, 2014
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Frames of Understanding in Text and Discourse: Theoretical ... - 8페이지
'Doesn't nag, never has a headache and even looks good' Even cases like this present no problems to understanding. Ignoring for the moment that (6) actually appears on a billboard against the background of the Lucky Strike emblem, we are ...
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Reference to Abstract Objects in Discourse - 29페이지
(40.a) The fact that John had a headache made him crabby. (40.b) John's crabbiness resulted in the fact that everyone avoided him. (40.c) John's crabbiness resulted in everyone avoiding him. (40.a-c) seem to show that facts may either cause ...
