Representation of Cognitive Structures

Achard, Michel

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“…Los pragmatistas se preguntan cómo definir los significados y significados en uso de unidades subjetivas como las que son objeto de este trabajo, para los que no son suficientemente explicativas las pruebas veritativo-condicionales ni las de la pragmática clásica. Por estos motivos, son cada vez más numerosos los estudios que realizan una aproximación cognitiva a estas formas, gracias a su concepción de la semántica y de la pragmática como un mero continuum (Achard, 1998;Buceta, 2014;Jansegers, 2017;Jansegers y Gries, 2017;Boas y Ziem, 2018), lo que ayuda a superar algunos obstáculos definitorios.…”

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Digital Humanities, Corpus and Language Technology: A look from diverse case studies is an outstanding collection of research contributions that explores the intersection of technology and the humanities. The authors provide a comprehensive overview of how these technologies can enhance research across various disciplines, from literature to history to anthropology. This book is a mustread for anyone interested in future research in the humanities. Digital Humanities, Corpus, and Language Technologies are rapidly growing fields that have the potential to revolutionize research across various disciplines. New technologies have opened up new perspectives for research, allowing scientists to analyze data in previously impossible ways. The interdisciplinary approach and practical applications make it an invaluable resource for researchers, students, and anyone interested in the intersection of technology and the humanities.

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“…Nonetheless, the speaker is not the only conceptualizer of a linguistic expression. Achard (1998) distinguishes a parallelism in which the speaker is the conceptualizer of the main clause event, whereas the main clause subject is the relevant conceptualizer of the subordinate clause event. Consider the following example:…”

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“…From Maldonado's perspective, the concept of dominion is first and foremost related to the notion of elaborated reality (Achard 1993(Achard , 1998. 6 The subjunctive mood is thus claimed to designate events that do not correspond to the conceptualizer's conception of reality.…”

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“…One of them is to express our opinion of an event and, in this way, try to influence it. These expressions commonly equate with presupposed clauses of an evaluative or commenting character (Becker 2010;Marques 2009;Terrell 1995). Given the high degree of factivity in these clauses, Dam and Dam-Jensen (2010) argue that the subjunctive mood instructs the addressee to not relate the described event to the situation of utterance.…”

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Instructions or dominion?

Vesterinen

2013

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In a highly interesting study, Dam and Dam-Jensen (2010) put forward the idea that the indicative and the subjunctive mood in Spanish complementizer phrases can be explained by the instructions they convey. The indicative instructs the addressee to locate the situation created by the verb relative to the situation of utterance, whereas the subjunctive instructs the addressee not to locate the situation described by the verb relative to the situation of utterance. Although this explanation is most appealing, the present paper argues that it also may create explanatory problems. Thus, it is claimed that the notion of dominion can explain the semantic meaning of the Spanish subjunctive mood. This verbal mood designates events that are located outside the conceptualizer's dominion, either in terms of epistemic control or in terms of effective control.

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Дополнительные Придаточные С Сослагательным Наклонением В Русском Языке

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2012

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Representation of Cognitive Structures

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Digital Humanities, Corpus and Language Technology: A look from diverse case studies

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Дополнительные Придаточные С Сослагательным Наклонением В Русском Языке

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