Formal scripts and meanings. A script-based approach to textual forms and their relevance towards interpretation
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Summary
The hypothesis of formal scripts maintains that, given a set of particular formal features, a script is activated, according to which it is possible to make sound inferences as to the general meaning, or semantic orientation, and purpose of a text even before starting to process it (or, at least, before processing it in its integrity).
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- article
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- 2005-01-01
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Keywords
Linguistics, Scripting language, Meaning (existential), Cognitive linguistics, Interpretation (philosophy)
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