Semantic communicative structure of verbal vs. conjunctive causative expressions (to kill/to cause to die vs. to die because p) [Book Review]

In Leo Wanner (ed.), Recent Trends in Meaning-Text Theory. John Benjamins. pp. 39--75 (1997)
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