T. Ogihara Libros

Exploring the intricate relationships between linguistic structures, this book delves into how tense, attitudes, and scope interact within language. It examines the implications of these elements for understanding meaning and communication. By analyzing various theoretical frameworks and providing empirical data, the author highlights the complexities of temporal reference and the role of speaker attitudes in shaping interpretation. This work is essential for linguists and those interested in the nuances of language theory.