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Pragmatics & CognitionVol. 1:1 (1993) ► pp.71–88
The combinatorial-connectionist debate and the pragmatics of adjectives
Within the controversy between the combinatorial and the connectionist approaches to cognition it has been argued that our semantic and syntactic capacities provide evidence for the combinatorial approach. In this paper I offer a counter-weight to this argument by pointing out that the same type of considerations, when applied to the pragmatics of adjectives, provide evidence for connectionism.
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