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Meeting 4-Presupposition and Entailment in Pragmatics by sarpraspaud.brebes is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses presupposition and entailment, two essential concepts in pragmatics that deal with logical implications of sentences. Presupposition refers to implicit assumptions that remain true even when a statement is negated, while entailment is a logical consequence that disappears if the statement is negated. The document also outlines different types of presupposition and provides examples to illustrate the differences between the two concepts.
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- sarpraspaud.brebes
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- EN