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Why Do Words Become Polysemous? Considering the Action of Context

Why Do Words Become Polysemous? Considering the Action of Context

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Why Do Words Become Polysemous? Considering the Action of Context

This academic work, published by Asakura Shoten, delves into the fascinating linguistic phenomenon of polysemy, exploring the various mechanisms by which words acquire multiple meanings. It specifically examines the critical role context plays in shaping and determining the different interpretations of words, offering insights into language expression and communication. This book is part of the "Language Expression and Communication" series. Note: The text is entirely in Japanese. Brand New Japanese Edition.

ISBN 9784254516210 · ISBN-10 4254516215

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