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    Agent vs. Goal. 3. Conceptual metaphor (structural, ontological, orientational) 4. Conversational implicatures. 5. Conversational maxims (quantity, quality, relation, manner) 6. Denotation / utterance / sentencje. 12. Irony. 13. Linguistic vs. Situational context. 14. Metonymy. 15. Proposition. 18. Prototype theory.

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    Agent vs. Goal. 3. Conceptual metaphor (structural, ontological, orientational) 4. Conversational implicatures. 5. Conversational maxims (quantity, quality, relation, manner) 6. Denotation / utterance / sentencje. 12. Irony. 13. Linguistic vs. Situational context. 14. Metonymy. 15. Proposition. 18. Prototype theory.

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    Semantics and pragmatics EXAM

    1. Agent vs. goal. 2. Causatives. 3. Conceptual metaphor (structural, ontological, orientational). 4. Conversational implicatures. 5. Conversational maxims (quantity, quality, relation, manner). 6. Denotation vs. connotation. 7. Durativity vs. punctuality. 8. Entailment. 9. Unaccusative vs. unergative transitive clauses. 10. Explicature vs. implicature. 11. Expression/utterance/sentencje. 12. Irony. 13. Linguistic vs. situational context. 14. Metonymy. 15. Modality (deontic vs. epistemic). 16. Presupposition. 17. Proposition. 18. Prototype theory. 19. Semantics vs. pragmatics. 20. Senders/utterance/sentencje meaning.

    21. Sense realtions (synonymy, antonymy, complementarity, conversness, the has-

    relation, hyponymy, incompatibility) 22. Situation types (achievement, accomplishment, state, activity). 23. Speech acts (locutionary, illocutionary, perlocutionary; assertive, commissives, expressive, declaratives; informative, obligative, constitutive). 24. Telicty vs. atelicity.

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