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Arbitrariness, Iconicity, and Systematicity in Language [PDF]

Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2015
The notion that the form of a word bears an arbitrary relation to its meaning accounts only partly for the attested relations between form and meaning in the languages of the world.
Mark Dingemanse, Damian E Blasi, Gary Lupyan   +2 more
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Arbitrariness and Social Conventions

, 2010
This chapter considers and rejects hegemony and other form‐based conceptions of domination. It defends instead an arbitrary power conception, according to which one person or group experienced domination to the extent that it is dependent on a social ...
Frank Lovett, Lovett Frank
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Arbitrariness of corruption and foreign affiliate performance: A resource dependence perspective

Journal of World Business, 2015
.Adopting a resource dependence viewpoint, this study investigates how the arbitrariness of corruption in a host country affects subsidiary performance.
Andreas P Pétrou
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Arbitrariness

2015
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Coins with Arbitrary Weights

Journal of Algorithms, 1997
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Noga Alon, Dmitry N. Kozlov
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The Derivates of Arbitrary Functions Over Arbitrary Sets

The Annals of Mathematics, 1935
Introduction. A comprehensive study of the distribution of the values of the derivites and approximate derivates of measurable functions has been given by J. C. Burkhill and U. S. Haslam-Jones.' In particular they show: If the function f is finite and measurable on a measurable set e, then almost everywhere on e a finite approximate derivative exists ...
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What is Arbitrary about Moral Arbitrariness?

2021
Abstract John Rawls’s ‘justice as fairness’ is often cited as a central source of inspiration for luck egalitarianism, which is, correlatively, often characterized as a more refined version of justice as fairness. Rawls’s distributive hostility to morally arbitrary endowments is standardly interpreted as betraying hostility to ...
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“But a Was Arbitrary...”

Philosophical Topics, 1993
L'A. compare deux approches de la deduction naturelle des propositions existentielles et des propositions universelles: la premiere observe les regles de l'instantiation existentielle (EI) et de la generalisation universelle (UG), la seconde applique celles de l'elimination existentielle (∃E) et de l'introduction universelle (∀I).
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Complementarity for arbitrary cones

Zeitschrift für Operations Research, 1977
A complementarity theorem ofDantzig andCottle, for inequality-constrained minimization problems, is generalized both to inequalities involving arbitrary cones, and to problems in complex spaces. Various known theorems on duality and converse duality then follow, for both real and complex spaces.
Bruce Desmond Craven, Bert Mond
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The rule of law, arbitrariness and institutional virtue

Alternative Law Journal, 2019
This article summarises Professor Martin Krygier\u27s work on the rule of law and his view that arbitrariness is its core and is under-theorised. From ancient philosophy, the author suggests that our rule of law settlement feels tentative because ...
Thompson, Anthony Keith
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