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Tukdam, Different Ontological Bodies, and Making Tibetan Deaths Visible. [PDF]
Coleman D.
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Mental image vividness and aphantasia judgements are fundamentally compromised by overlooked definition problems. [PDF]
Sulfaro AA.
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The construction of emotional meaning in language. [PDF]
Hoemann K +6 more
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Intersubjective perceptions refer to shared perceptions of the psychological characteristics that are widespread within a culture. In this article, we propose the intersubjective approach as a new approach to understanding the role that culture plays in
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ЯЗЫК. КУЛЬТУРА. ПЕРЕВОД = LANGUAGE. CULTURE. TRANSLATION, 2019
The article presents the problem of rethinking the primary and dominant association with the expression "intersubjective interpretation" with a variety of points of view of two or more interpreters on the object of translation. At the same time, intrasubjective interpretation as the interpretation of an object by one subject can show an intersubjective
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The article presents the problem of rethinking the primary and dominant association with the expression "intersubjective interpretation" with a variety of points of view of two or more interpreters on the object of translation. At the same time, intrasubjective interpretation as the interpretation of an object by one subject can show an intersubjective
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Textus, 2007
The work focuses on the analysis of English and Italian verbs reporting statements and assertions in argumentation, whose repertoires are asymmetric and the correlated matching in translation often appears to be inappropriate or misleading (cf. assert, affirm, maintain, contend, claim, argue, state, declare, allege vs. affermare, sostenere, dichiarare,
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The work focuses on the analysis of English and Italian verbs reporting statements and assertions in argumentation, whose repertoires are asymmetric and the correlated matching in translation often appears to be inappropriate or misleading (cf. assert, affirm, maintain, contend, claim, argue, state, declare, allege vs. affermare, sostenere, dichiarare,
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