BibCzechLing: Joseph, Brian D. - Utterance-finality: what have we learned?

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ID	1999CZ032281
Author(s)	Joseph, Brian D.
Title	Utterance-finality: what have we learned?
Published	Proceedings of LP'98. [Vol.] 1 : Item Order in Language and Speech, Prague, Karolinum ; 1999, s. 125-126
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Obecné otázky. Základní pojmy
Classification (EN)	General problems. Basic concepts
Subjects	intonace; sémantika; pragmatika
Subjects (DE)	Intonation (Satzmelodie); Semantik; Pragmatik
Note	Souhrnně o příspěvcích.
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
Holdings (in Germany)	in KVK prüfen [isbn]
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/32281
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	Utterance-finality: framing the issues / Joseph, Brian D.
	What we are talking about and what we are saying about it / Hajičová, Eva
	Can we ensure the intended interpretation of an utterance? / Hirschová, Milada
	Why we read what we think we are reading: on some aspects of resolving ambiguity / Smolka, Vladislav
	Word senses and semantic representations. Can we have both? / Pala, Karel
	Linguistics and philosophy or what do we do when we do "semantic analysis" / Peregrin, Jaroslav
	Finality, prosody, and change / Hock, Hans Henrich