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What we mean when we say semantic: Toward a multidisciplinary semantic glossary. [PDF]
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Language in Society, 1990
ABSTRACTPeople sometimes extend invitations they don't intend to be taken seriously. We call these ostensible invitations. From a collection of spontaneous examples, we argue that they require: a pretense of sincerity by the speaker; mutual recognition of the pretense by speaker and addressee; collusion on the pretense by the addressee; ambivalence by ...
Ellen A. Isaacs, Herbert H. Clark
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ABSTRACTPeople sometimes extend invitations they don't intend to be taken seriously. We call these ostensible invitations. From a collection of spontaneous examples, we argue that they require: a pretense of sincerity by the speaker; mutual recognition of the pretense by speaker and addressee; collusion on the pretense by the addressee; ambivalence by ...
Ellen A. Isaacs, Herbert H. Clark
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Rossiya v globalnoi politike, 2023
Contrary to Western sovereignty, which implies the homogeneity of its carrier, China proposes “unity in diversity,” a space of “Chinese characteristics” that opens up prospects for life in informal compatibility. In this sense, sovereignty cannot even be jeopardized.
V.V. Malyavin, A.Ye. Kazantsev
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Contrary to Western sovereignty, which implies the homogeneity of its carrier, China proposes “unity in diversity,” a space of “Chinese characteristics” that opens up prospects for life in informal compatibility. In this sense, sovereignty cannot even be jeopardized.
V.V. Malyavin, A.Ye. Kazantsev
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Geometry & Graphics, 2014
Ostensibilities in geometry play a large role and are a little shined in literature. Their presence at geometry is much broader, than it actually is perceived. Work explains a status of ostensibilities in geometry and proves that geometry becomes the closed rule only taking into account its ostensibilities.
A. Girsh, null Гирш
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Ostensibilities in geometry play a large role and are a little shined in literature. Their presence at geometry is much broader, than it actually is perceived. Work explains a status of ostensibilities in geometry and proves that geometry becomes the closed rule only taking into account its ostensibilities.
A. Girsh, null Гирш
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Joint attention on actions: acquiring verbs in ostensive and non-ostensive contexts
Journal of Child Language, 1992ABSTRACTTwo studies of verb learning are reported. The focus of both studies was on children in their second year of life learning verbs in various pragmatic contexts. Of particular interest was the comparison of ostensive contexts – in which word and referent were simultaneously present in the child's perceptual field – to non-ostensive contexts. In a
M, Tomasello, A C, Kruger
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Argumentation, 2017
My purpose here is to describe a type of argument characterized by the fact that one of its premises is a directive—i.e. what is expressed by a directive sentence: a general instruction how to proceed or act. This directive premise brings an ostensive mechanism for the inclusion of visual or multimodal elements in an argument.
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My purpose here is to describe a type of argument characterized by the fact that one of its premises is a directive—i.e. what is expressed by a directive sentence: a general instruction how to proceed or act. This directive premise brings an ostensive mechanism for the inclusion of visual or multimodal elements in an argument.
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Ostensible agency: another malpractice hazard
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1988Under the tort doctrine of ostensible (apparent) agency, a psychiatrist was named as a codefendant in a psychiatric malpractice suit against a nonmedical psychotherapist employed in his medical group, who had treated the plaintiff in her private practice in the same offices.
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Philosophy of Science, 1960
The first part deals with the problem of the external form of ostensive definition. It is concluded that the definition statement is not complete. The proper form of this statement is not a sentence, but a sentential function, namely a sentential function of the type: “IIx [N(x) = x is in the respect R and in the degree D such as A, B ...
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The first part deals with the problem of the external form of ostensive definition. It is concluded that the definition statement is not complete. The proper form of this statement is not a sentence, but a sentential function, namely a sentential function of the type: “IIx [N(x) = x is in the respect R and in the degree D such as A, B ...
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