While wide-scope negation of a causal relation between two propositions P and Q – as in the English sentence I didn’t move because the rent was raised – is truth-conditionally underdetermined as to whether the speaker did or did not move and the rent was or was not raised, use of a concessive construction – I didn’t move although the rent was raised – eliminates the inherent vagueness of the negative causal construction, as it encodes the information that the rent was raised but that the speaker did not move because of/in spite of that. The intuitively felt resemblance between the causal truth-conditionally underdetermined construction and the concessive construction is claimed to have caused an Old Norse causal connective to be re-analysed...
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Logical connectives in natural language pose challenges to truth-conditional semantics due to pragma...
Logical connectives in natural language pose challenges to truth-conditional semantics due to pragma...
Causal connectives are often considered to provide crucial information about the discourse structure...
Indicative conditionals - that is, sentences typically, though not exclusively, of the form “If p, (...
Reasoning with conditionals is central to everyday life, yet there is long-standing disagreement abo...
When expressing a causative situation, one of the choices speakers/ writers have to make is whether ...
International audienceThis paper investigates mood choice in Finnish concessive clauses, with regard...
In the article I propose an analysis of the Danish causal conjunctions fordi, siden and for based on...
Inferential conditional sentences represent a blueprint of someone's reasoning process from premise ...
Contingencies can be described as uncertain circumstances of a positive or negative nature which, in...
Is porque more like because or like omdat? An exploration of causality and subjectivity in Spanish b...
Bott O, Solstad T. From Verbs to Discourse: A Novel Account of Implicit Causality. In: Hemforth B, M...
In this thesis dedicated to concession in modern Russian we specified the concept by means of a prot...
A conditional sentence consists of two parts: a condition and a consequent. The consequent is realiz...
This paper aims to show the sources of the Lithuanian conjunction nei(gi) ‘than’ and its later devel...
Logical connectives in natural language pose challenges to truth-conditional semantics due to pragma...
Logical connectives in natural language pose challenges to truth-conditional semantics due to pragma...
Causal connectives are often considered to provide crucial information about the discourse structure...
Indicative conditionals - that is, sentences typically, though not exclusively, of the form “If p, (...
Reasoning with conditionals is central to everyday life, yet there is long-standing disagreement abo...
When expressing a causative situation, one of the choices speakers/ writers have to make is whether ...