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'Les trois types signifies, les fonctions oppositives de leurs traits', by Pier Eringa 1962; "Do implicatures exist?" by Deirdre Wilson and Dan Sperber 1967; 'Why a structural semantics is impossible', by Robert A Hall 1972; "The logical basis of primacy relations", by Edward L. Keenan 1973; "Empirical semantics: an approach to a theory of meaning", by Terence Moore and Christina Singh 1977; 'On the distinction between linguistics and pragmatics', by E. M. Uhlenbeck 1978; "Pan-lexicalism", by Dick Hudson 1979; 'A classical case of structural ambiguity or no ambiguity at all?', by E. M. Uhlenbeck 1979; '"Insects are free": reflections on meaning in linguistics', by J. C. Catford 1983; "Semantic imprecision and precise semantics", by Sally McConnell-Ginet 1988; "A quantification of abstracts by componential analysis", by C. Kay and M. L. Samuels n.d. and "Problems of ambiguity", by Annabel Cormack and Ruth Kempson n.d.
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