Linguistics and Literary StyleDonald C. Freeman |
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... meaning of a sentence appears as the total of the gradually accumulated meanings of the individual words , that is ... meaning with the plane of figurative and metaphorical meaning ; some words are for a certain part of the context to be ...
... meaning of a sentence appears as the total of the gradually accumulated meanings of the individual words , that is ... meaning with the plane of figurative and metaphorical meaning ; some words are for a certain part of the context to be ...
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... meaning ' and ' contextual mean- ing ' . . . The formal meaning of an item is its operation in the network of formal relations . Contextual meaning , which is an extension of the popular- and traditional linguistic — notion of meaning ...
... meaning ' and ' contextual mean- ing ' . . . The formal meaning of an item is its operation in the network of formal relations . Contextual meaning , which is an extension of the popular- and traditional linguistic — notion of meaning ...
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... meaning " is that it liberates us from the habit of thinking that the only type of meaning that matters is " cog- nitive " or " referential ” meaning : a view that literary critics have long found unsatisfactory.2 On the other hand , a ...
... meaning " is that it liberates us from the habit of thinking that the only type of meaning that matters is " cog- nitive " or " referential ” meaning : a view that literary critics have long found unsatisfactory.2 On the other hand , a ...
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Linguistic Approaches to Literature Donald C | 3 |
Linguistics and Literary History Leo Spitzer | 21 |
Standard Language and Poetic Language | 40 |
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