the informative role of presupositions and implications confirmed by serbian language data
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Abstract
Today all linguists are likely to agree that the correct interpretation of an utterance consists of the identification of what was ment by it. It has been pointed out that, besides their literal meaning, utterances may have informationally relevant presupositions or implications, which also need to be identified. The author’s analysis discloses some ways in which Serbian language data provide new support for this view.
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| Authors | ;Ivić Milka |
| Journal | journal de mycologie medicale |
| Year | 2007 |
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10.2298/JFI0763001I
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