Titlebook: Vagueness and Language Use; Paul égré,Nathan Klinedinst Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 comp

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Truth in a Regiong result that every sentence entails its definitization: if it is true that Firby the fir tree is suitable, then it is true that Firby is definitely suitable.. The truth of the claim that Firby is suitable . the truth of the claim that Firby is definitely suitable. Let us call the entailment principle in question ..

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Vagueness and Domain Restrictionnt to satisfying. (for instance, if . is “… is tall,” then the dimension is height). This suggests that if . satisfies ., then so does .. Since . is a sorites sequence for . it is also stipulated that . satisfies . and that . does not. Let ., denote ., 1 ≤ . ≤ .. Then the sorites argument is set up as

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Introduction: Vagueness and Language Usemit of borderline cases, cases to which they neither clearly apply, nor clearly fail to apply. For instance, we would readily admit that a 16-year-old man is young, and that a 90-year-old man is not young, but what about a man of 32? Of 37? Of 41? For cases like those, we may hesitate whether to declare the individual young or not.

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Ganglion

Degree Modifiers and Monotonicityal. That is, the example expresses that the children are noisy to a degree that is unusual. No such similar reading is available if we replace . with its positive counterpart .. The example in (2) is instead interpreted as saying that it is usual for the children to be noisy.

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Introduction: Vagueness and Language Useoint to three particular (related) features of their meaning or use (see for instance Keefe 2000, Kennedy 2007, Smith 2008). First, such predicates admit of borderline cases, cases to which they neither clearly apply, nor clearly fail to apply. For instance, we would readily admit that a 16-year-old

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Mutter

Two Types of Vaguenesscise in compositional semantics. Examples of expressions that have this effect are ., and .. While many of these expressions are modifiers and adverbs, some such expressions are neither. Hence, for the purposes of this chapter we call expressions that make vague assertions more or less precise .. Ou