Seven Types of AmbiguityChatto and Windus, 1930 - 325 Seiten |
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... reasons that make a line of verse likely to give pleasure , I believe , are like the reasons for anything else ; one can reason about them ; and while it may be true that the roots of beauty ought not to be violated , it seems to me ...
... reasons that make a line of verse likely to give pleasure , I believe , are like the reasons for anything else ; one can reason about them ; and while it may be true that the roots of beauty ought not to be violated , it seems to me ...
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... reasons which must justify its implied comparison or as to the judgments which would make those reasons valid . I put the result into the fourth type because of the ordered complexity of judgment which the ambiguities of language ...
... reasons which must justify its implied comparison or as to the judgments which would make those reasons valid . I put the result into the fourth type because of the ordered complexity of judgment which the ambiguities of language ...
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... reasons , and may then be used to express conflict . Thus the Egyptian dictionary has much less doubt about the ... reason is that people much more often need to mention the noticeable than the usual , so that a word which defines a ...
... reasons , and may then be used to express conflict . Thus the Egyptian dictionary has much less doubt about the ... reason is that people much more often need to mention the noticeable than the usual , so that a word which defines a ...
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