Minimalism and Speakers' Intuitions

Ideas Y Valores 60 (146):97-110 (2011)
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Minimalism proposes a semantics that does not account for speakers' intuitions about the truth conditions of a range of sentences or utterances. Thus, a challenge for this view is to offer an explanation of how its assignment of semantic contents to these sentences is grounded in their use. Such an ..

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Matías Gariazzo León
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