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Existential Presuppositions and Uniqueness Presuppositions
1969The meeting in the proceedings of which this paper appears was primarily devoted to presuppositionless logics, somewhat misleadingly known as free logics.1 (The term misleads because of the absence of any connection between these ‘free’ logics and the well-known free algebras.) The presuppositions which these logics dispense with are presuppositions of
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Presupposition (http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/presupposition/)
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Beaver, D., Geurts, B.
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1991
Abstract Someone may express a claim within a system of presuppositions held by his hearers. The presuppositions are however not part of the claim, and the truth-value of the claim does not depend on the truth-value of the presuppositions.
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Abstract Someone may express a claim within a system of presuppositions held by his hearers. The presuppositions are however not part of the claim, and the truth-value of the claim does not depend on the truth-value of the presuppositions.
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In diesem Artikel wird das Thema „Präsupposition" untersucht. In der Einleitung werden im allgemeinen ßir das Thema nötige Informationen gegeben. Auf diese Weise wird die Beschreibung der Präsupposition und Studien in diesem Bereich behandelt. Danach wedren die Präsuppositionstypen anhand der Beispielen untersucht.
Mingyou Xiang, Mian Jia, Xiaohui Bu
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Mingyou Xiang, Mian Jia, Xiaohui Bu
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2015
A presupposition is normally a proposition that is or has to be taken for granted, or ‘supposed’, before (‘pre-’) a certain statement or other linguistic act can be made sense of. A presupposition is not so much the ground you stand on, or the thinking that you rely on, but more like what comes before the ground you stand on, or what comes before the ...
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A presupposition is normally a proposition that is or has to be taken for granted, or ‘supposed’, before (‘pre-’) a certain statement or other linguistic act can be made sense of. A presupposition is not so much the ground you stand on, or the thinking that you rely on, but more like what comes before the ground you stand on, or what comes before the ...
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