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Maintaining that words and other symbols have many meanings that should be carefully distinguished , he and C. K. Ogden have discriminated sixteen principal meanings of the word “ meaning , ” and have taken a whole book , The Meaning of ...
Maintaining that words and other symbols have many meanings that should be carefully distinguished , he and C. K. Ogden have discriminated sixteen principal meanings of the word “ meaning , ” and have taken a whole book , The Meaning of ...
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so partly because this picture and this sense are conveyed not only by the obvious meaning of the words , but through the long - drawn sound of “ tendebantque , " through the time occupied by the five syllables and therefore by the idea ...
so partly because this picture and this sense are conveyed not only by the obvious meaning of the words , but through the long - drawn sound of “ tendebantque , " through the time occupied by the five syllables and therefore by the idea ...
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Barfield , Owen , Poetic Diction : A Study Meaning and Truth in the Arts , in Meaning , London , 1928 . Chapel Hill , 1946 . Beardsley , Monroe C. , Aesthetics , New Hungerland , Isabel Creed , " Iconic Signs York , 1958 , Chs . 3 , 5-9 ...
Barfield , Owen , Poetic Diction : A Study Meaning and Truth in the Arts , in Meaning , London , 1928 . Chapel Hill , 1946 . Beardsley , Monroe C. , Aesthetics , New Hungerland , Isabel Creed , " Iconic Signs York , 1958 , Chs . 3 , 5-9 ...
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