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| ISBN: | 9789027280848
9027280843
9027225117
9789027225115
9027225117
9789027225115
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| Digital file characteristics: | data file
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| Notes: | Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Summary: | This work presents a procedural account of the so-called projection problem for presupposition. It is assumed that presuppositions embedded in complex sentences are subject to no projection rules or ad-hoc conditions whatever, but are in fact satisfied in appropriate contexts in a completely uniform way. It is demonstrated that the apparent filtering, alteration, or preservation of an embedded presupposition is in evry case a logical consequence of a general, independently motivated model of language processing and knowledge representation. It is shown in detail that turning the projection problem upside-down in this way leads to a far more explanatory and descriptively adequate accunt that any previously proposed.
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| Other form: | Print version: Dinsmore, John, 1949- Inheritance of presupposition. Amsterdam : J. Benjamins, ©1981
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| Standard no.: | 9789027225115
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