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open access | peer reviewedKeywords quasi-names • Mixed quotation • Japanese • La Grande Cifra • Verbs of absence • negative nothingness • Informalism • Lusus • Millares • Utopia • Painting • Sicilian • Grave robbing • Nuclear properties • Quasi-names • Participants • Absence Causation • Temporal interpretations • Procedural meaning • Metaphysical Grounding • absolute nothingness • Future tense • Nāgārjuna • Eliminativist error theories • Characterization Principle • I Saw the Figure 5 in Gold • Evidential interpretations • Xenophobia • Systemic Functional Grammar • Quantitative Computational Syntax • Aesthetics • Complementizer Phrase • (Modal) noneism • Lack • Empty CP • Fictional objects • Navagero • Literary tradition • Non-existent objects • Body • Ostensive definition • Afrofuturism • Be missing • Corpse • ‘Heimat’ (Home) • Direct reference • Politics • cross-linguistic analysis • Modal interpretations • Absence • Language Teacher Education • Nothingness • indexicality • Charles Henry Holmes • German • Complementizer Deletion • multipurpose periphrases • Reported speech • speech acts • Enlightenment • Critical Language Studies • Charles Demuth • Ludvig Holberg • Resurrectionism • M-139 • Science fiction • Hölderlin • Quevedo • Adorno • Codicology • Manuscript • Strawson on proper names • Semantics • Empty quotation • Referential presuppositions • Italo-Romance • Identity • Language Awareness • Transculturality • Stevenson • Nicknames • nonidentity • mixed-media • Pastoral poetry • The Body Snatcher • contact phenomena • Kant’s table of nothing • proper names • Aristotle’s homonymy • absence • Wolf-Monk • Ms • Gallo-italic • Semantic micro-parameters • Alienation • Being • Verb Movement • The Great Figure • Bridge Verbs • Material bibliography • Biblioteca de Menéndez Pelayo • Alterity • European Spanish • Non-Being • Proper names • stage names • Moralske Fabler • functional HAVE • Empty string • Iconography • William Carlos Williams • African American fiction
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/AnnOc/2499-1562/2024/12 | Published Oct. 7, 2024 | Language it, de, es, en
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