Presupposed information is information that is presented as given, and in van der Sandt's theory this means that presuppositions want to have discourse referents to bind to.
Commonly these white lies become hidden, because maps tend to naturalize themselves through the reproduction of a sign system that is presented as given.
Presupposed information is information that is presented as given, and according to the so-called "binding theory" of presupposition this means that presuppositions want to have discourse referents to bind to (van der Sandt 1992, Geurts 1999).
The 'accusation' against Syria is presented mostly as Given information and viewed in terms of ungrounded allegations by the government of the United States.
Another was the shift of the burden to local authorities, presented as giving them more freedom as well as more responsibility.
Management of information can also include selecting certain linguistic terms as Themes or Rhemes and presenting certain information as Given or New.
The analysis of the data reveals that selecting certain linguistic terms as Themes or Rhemes and presenting certain information as Given or New play a significant role in managing information and shaping social representations.
Now the Transport Group, whose recent productions have been nominated for 11 Drama Desk awards, is putting sex center stage with "LYSISTRATA JONES," a new-ish musical (it was presented last year as "Give It Up!" at the Dallas Theater Center) with a book by Douglas Carter Beane ("Xanadu," "The Little Dog Laughed").
The IRGB – which is never historicised, simply presented as a given, and has no obvious thematic significance – feels a little like it belongs in a satirical novel by Richard Littlejohn, and Priest's prose and characterisation are pretty humdrum.
Instead of being allowed to evolve through pictures over time, the idea of the west is presented as a given, and photographs from different periods are harnessed to illustrate it.
Because Breaking Bad is concerned with personal morality and not politics, the idea that someone with a stable, middle class job might resort to cooking meth to provide for his family is presented as a given: extreme, perhaps, but not incredible.
