Occasionally, however, it seems as if negation is directed precisely at presuppositions, implicatures, or even at purely formal aspects of a sentence (such as intonation, pronunciation, and so on).
There are methods related to non-manual linguistic markers direct recognition [19 21] as applied to negations, conditional clauses, syntactic boundaries, topic/focus and wh-, yes/no questions.
The present negation will almost certainly be negated in turn.
Can a negation be recorded without that recording somehow negating the negation?
I change the example to have the conflict be direct and explicit (i.e., the one obligation content is the negation of the other).
In addition to the negation property in the NM-CP-ABE scheme which enables direct revocation, we also use an epoch counter for indirect revocation.
After mimicking Antony's direct address (a rhetorical device called apostrophe), Obama inverts the Shakespearean phrasing, placing the negation ("I've come here not") at the beginning of the sentence.
More likely is a less direct inconsistency, as when we have two intuitions which, though not the explicit propositional negations of each other, can be shown to contradict with the aid of some other justified principle.
So, if direct reference theories are true, then at \(t_0\), John believed both a proposition and its negation.
The inner landscape of a poet who has seemed to allegorize her own life has become northern, bleak, full of negation; the book appears to circle obsessively about its griefs as the poet's incantations are directed toward death and the diminished self; elegy and epitaph abound.
