Titlebook: Semantic Indexicality; M. J. Cresswell Book 1996 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 1996 Syntax.access.adoption.bibliography.event.indet

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t two anti-thetical processes are simultaneously undertaken by Euro-Muslims. On the one hand, contemporary flows of globalization prompt young Euro-Muslims to develop their own individual Islam, which is likely to emancipate them from the restraints of their patriarchal culture. On the other hand, b

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Propositional LanguagesThe idea of a semantical index may be illustrated by modal and tense logics.

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Relational NounsIn a propositional language, as introduced in the last chapter, a noun will be represented as a sentence. Most nouns will correspond semantically with one-place predicates, but not all.

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Contextually Supplied RelationsIn this chapter I shall look at a very important and pervasive respect in which context can affect interpretation. That is by supplying a relation which can operate on parts of the meaning of the sentence to produce other indices. I shall look first at a use of the possesssive which contrasts with that introduced on p.29.

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PluralsIn this chapter I want to make a few remarks about how an indexical analysis of plurals might apply to cases involving hidden indices, especially as they occur in sentences involving relational nouns such as

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Restricted QuantificationIn the next three chapters I shall explore the idea that natural language quantifiers are usually evaluated with respect to contextually supplied domains — often very small domains. I shall apply this idea to a number of problems in the semantics of refernce, and wil begin by looking at some rather obvious facts about the way we use quantifiers.