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Polysemy and Philosophy [PDF]

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Polysemy is the linguistic phenomenon where a word has more than one sense. Polysemy is important to philosophy. This article considers four related strands of discussion in philosophy in which polysemy plays a crucial role: (i) Chomsky's argument ...
Michelle Liu
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From metaphorical banana skins to metonymic rittbergers: On two types of polysemy

2007
Within the cognitive linguistic framework, metaphor and metonymy have been contrasted with respect to five central points of difference, although it has been repeatedly claimed that the borderline between the two is blurred (cf. Barcelona 2000a and b, Ruiz de Mendoza 2000, and Radden 2003).
Vančura, Alma, Zlomislić, Jadranka, Brdar, Mario, Šoštarić, Blaženka   +3 more
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Types of Nods. The Polysemy of a Social Signal

Proceedings of the Language Resources and Evaluation Conference, 2010
POGGI, Isabella, D’Errico F, Vincze L.
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Polysemy: Pragmatics and sense conventions

Mind and Language, 2021
Robyn Carston
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Copredication, polysemy and context-sensitivity

Inquiry (United Kingdom), 2022
Emanuel Viebahn
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POLYSEMY IN THE LEXICAL SYSTEM OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN (ON THE DATA OF THE FULL-TYPE EXPLANATORY DICTIONARY) 2

Austrian Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2020
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IV.3 Viror and its polysemy: ‘the colour of calamus and reeds’, ‘the colour of a type of gold’, ‘verdure’

2022
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The and of polysemy: A pragmatic account

Lingua, 2015
Ingrid L Falkum
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Homonymy, Polysemy and Heterosemy. The Types of Lexical Ambiguity in English

1988
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IV.7 Pallor and its polysemy: ‘mould’, ‘the colour of a type of gold’, ‘the colour of fear’

2022
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