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THE DEGREE OF STUDY AND CLASSIFICATION OF CONNOTATION AND CONNOTATIVE UNITS
ISSUES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE UZBEKI LANGUAGE AND INTERNATIONAL COOPERATIONThis article analyzes the concept of connotation and its role in linguistics from both theoretical and practical perspectives. Alongside the lexical (denotative) meaning of a word, the additional layers of meaning — connotative aspects such as emotional, evaluative, stylistic, symbolic, and cultural dimensions — are examined.
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NEGATIVES: DENOTATION AND CONNOTATION
British Journal of Psychology, 1963The hypothesis was investigated that the connotations of the word ‘not’ affect the times taken to verify negative statements more than the function of this word as a logical constant. The task was to verify statements which asserted, or denied, that a given number was ‘even’.
P C, WASON, S, JONES
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Conditioning of Color Connotations
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1966The study demonstrated that the connotative meanings of color names may be conditioned to terms with which they are associated. In a paired-associate learning task CVC trigrams served as stimuli for color name responses. Subsequent ratings of the trigrams on the semantic differential varied systematically according to the color names with which they ...
S P, Harbin, J E, Williams
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Lupeol: Connotations for chemoprevention
Cancer Letters, 2008The perception of chemoprevention lies still in its infancy. Intervention, to slow down, arrest or reverse the process of carcinogenesis, by the use of either natural or synthetic substances individually or in combination therapy has emerged as a promising and pragmatic medical approach to reduce cancer risk.
Pranav K, Chaturvedi +2 more
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Connotations of problem solving
ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes, 2001A lot of interest has been focused on analysis and design models during information system (IS) design. But fundamentally, information systems are tools of "problem solving" where the term "problem solving" can take on different connotations. In this paper, we introduce seven different connotations of problem solving that describe IS functionality ...
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Introducing Connotation Similarity
2019Various different measures of textual similarity exist including string-based, corpus-based, knowledge-based, and hybrid-based measures. To our knowledge, none of them examine the textual connotation of two different sentences for the purpose of establishing whether they express a similar opinion.
Marina Danchovsky Ibrishimova +1 more
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Proposition as the connotation of sentence
Studia Logica, 1967Every meaningful sentence, whether true or false, states something. What is stated by a sentence is called in German ‘Sachverhalt’. A literal translation of that term, e.g., ‘state of things’ or ‘state of affairs’, is seldom used in English. In the latter language, what is stated by a sentence is usually called a ‘proposition’.
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Connotative Structure of Adjectives
Psychological Reports, 1968Associative structure of a set of adjectives was found by means of chained responses to each stimulus. These multiple responses were used to measure the general organization of the stimuli and thereby indicate their affective relationships. Many adjectives which had appeared independent of each other when first responses only were considered, shared ...
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Vetus Testamentum, 1976
The connotation of b'o has been treated very briefly by Bultmann 1) and in more detail recently by Seebass 2). Both stress the objective aspect of the situation which gives rise to "shame" or "disgrace", hence their use of "Schande, beschamt sein, zuschanden werden", etc., rather than the feeling, "Scham(gefihl)". In contrast Pedersen 3) emphasises the
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The connotation of b'o has been treated very briefly by Bultmann 1) and in more detail recently by Seebass 2). Both stress the objective aspect of the situation which gives rise to "shame" or "disgrace", hence their use of "Schande, beschamt sein, zuschanden werden", etc., rather than the feeling, "Scham(gefihl)". In contrast Pedersen 3) emphasises the
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