Relevance and argumentation: How bald can you get [Book Review]

Argumentation 3 (3):285-302 (1989)
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This paper is concerned with vagueness in language, its relation to logico-philosophical questions on the one hand, and to so-called syncategorematic terms and their linguistic use on the other hand. It attempts to show that it is not language itself which is vague but rather the way we use it

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