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[Introduction to Linguistics] (OLD) Ambiguity, Entailment, Paraphrase, and Contradictions



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Today we discuss lexical and syntactic ambiguity, entailment, paraphrasing and contradictions.

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15 thoughts on “[Introduction to Linguistics] (OLD) Ambiguity, Entailment, Paraphrase, and Contradictions
  1. What about usage of sarcasm in the example of entailment? Like if you said that "I love to eat" can't be used if someone is not not capable of eating, then what about sarcasm after all? I mean don't we treat it as an example of it?

  2. I have a question about your examples for entailment. "My dog is cute => I own a dog" is a presupposition, isn't it? Because if you negate that, saying "My dog is not cute" you're still implicating, that you own a dog. But if you say: "I had my baby last night" entailing that you're no longer pregnant and you negate that, then it's no longer necessary that you are pregnant, which is an entailment. Am I confusing this? I'm confused, sorry…

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