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The "good is up" metaphoric effects on recognition: True for source guessing but false for item memory. [PDF]
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Journal of Pragmatics, 2007
The connotations of a language expression are pragmatic effects that arise from encyclopaedic knowledge about its denotation (or reference) and also from experiences, beliefs, and prejudices about the contexts in which the expression is typically used. The connotation of a language expression is clearly distinct from its sense, denotation and reference.
Keith Allan
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The connotations of a language expression are pragmatic effects that arise from encyclopaedic knowledge about its denotation (or reference) and also from experiences, beliefs, and prejudices about the contexts in which the expression is typically used. The connotation of a language expression is clearly distinct from its sense, denotation and reference.
Keith Allan
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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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