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07-Sep-2004, 19:02
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 Subject In Relevance Theory the most important dimension of contextual appropriateness, relevance, is so defined as to make it vacuously hold for any communicative act that does not prove altogether uninterpretable Could you rewrite the bold part above with plain English/ |
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09-Sep-2004, 05:25
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