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Spinoza and Double Negation

1975
Hegel regards Spinoza as the most important rationalist. In confrontation with the philosopher from Amsterdam, Hegel’s methodology of self-movement and his criticism of the metaphysics of the understanding find especially lucid expression.
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Double Negation

Prairie Schooner, 2023
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On Double Negation and Negative Concord

2021
Sadržaj knjige podijeljen je u tri dijela s ukupno pet poglavlja, pri čemu drugo, treće i četvrto poglavlje tvore središte djela. Uvodno poglavlje upoznaje čitatelja s dijapazonom pojavnih oblika negacije koji se analiziraju u knjizi te objašnjava ciljeve knjige i metodologiju kojom se koristi.
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From double negation to portmanteau

2009
Northern Samo languages of North Western Burkina Faso, belonging to the Mande group of languages, show an extreme variation in all fields of grammar, as in the construction of negation. Double negation marking with a post subject plus a sentence final negation marker was probably a feature of proto Northern Samo.
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Double Negation in Navya-Nyāya

1979
Professor Daniel Ingalls published his Materials for the Study of Navya- Nyāya Logic in 1951. The publication of this pioneering work has been, directly or indirectly, responsible for a number of interesting developments in the study of Indian philosophy. Let me mention only two of them here.
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Do double negation structures yield single negation interpretations in Mandarin Chinese? Some comments on Li et al. (2018)

Lingua, 2018
Weifeng Han, Amanda Müller
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Intonational encoding of double negation in Catalan

Journal of Pragmatics, 2011
M TERESA Espinal, Pilar Prieto
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Double negation in Buddhist logic

Journal of Indian Philosophy, 1975
Hans G Herzberger, Herzberger Hans G
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A representation of residuated lattices satisfying the double negation law

Soft Computing, 2017
Ivan Chajda, Chajda Ivan
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Doubling by clitics and doubling of clitics:the case of negation

2008
This chapter discusses the cases of doubling of the clitic negation on either side of a subject clitic, as seen for instance in the Northern Tuscan dialect of Viano in the second person singular. While in standard Italian or in the Tuscan dialects exemplified so far, negation is expressed by a negative clitic, it is well-known that in French or in many
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