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Attributive Uses of Prosentences

Ratio, 2003
Defenders of the prosentential theory of truth claim that the English language contains prosentences which function analogously to their better known cousins – pronouns. Statements such as ‘That is true’ or ‘It is true’, they claim, inherit their content from antecedent statements, just as pronouns inherit their reference from antecedent singular terms.
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Definite Descriptions II: The Referential/Attributive Distinction

open access: yes, 1994
If Russell's theory of descriptions concerned their use and not just their meaning, it could account only for attributive uses of complete definite descriptions, where what is asserted is a uniqueness proposition.
Kent Bach
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If I Were Kripke … Attributive Names and the Necessary A Posteriori

open access: yesThe Philosophical Forum, 2019
According to Naming and Necessity, proper names usually work referentially as rigid designators. In this paper, I argue that proper names have also attributive uses that systematically emerge in particular contexts. Attributive uses are then exploited to
Andrea Strollo
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Attributive modification in South American indigenous languages [PDF]

open access: yesLinguistics, 2022
The article deals with attributive modification in South American languages. It focuses on descriptive terms that denote properties. First of all, it is observed that attributive modification with property terms is possible in most, but not all South ...
Olga Krasnoukhova
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Authorship Attribution Using Entropy

Journal of Quantitative Linguistics, 2013
Abstract We propose a new methodology for testing the authorship of a relatively small work compared with the large body of an author’s cannon. Our approach is based on comparing the entropy of the two samples. The difficulty lies in the fact that known estimators of entropy tend to have a large bias even when the sample size is fairly large.
Michael Grabchak   +2 more
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Fever attributed to the use of hydroxyurea

The Netherlands Journal of Medicine, 1997
We report on three patients who developed fever after starting treatment with the anti-neoplastic agent, hydroxyurea. Fever occurred within 5 days to 3 weeks after starting treatment. In all cases the causal relationship between fever and use of hydroxyurea was demonstrated by spontaneous recovery after drug withdrawal and was confirmed by recurrence ...
in 't Veld, BA   +6 more
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