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| Ambiguities can also result from different // | Ambiguities can also result from different // | ||
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| + | ==== Etymology / Contextuality ==== | ||
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| + | An important factor in identifying the correct meaning in cases of ambiguity is //context// – that is, the circumstances in which an expression is used. | ||
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| + | Consequently, | ||
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| + | This applies, firstly, to // | ||
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| + | #TODO **An article on this specific topic will follow.** | ||
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| + | A similar problem arises with words and terms whose meaning has changed over the course of the language’s history. In such cases, the context is often the //point in time// at which the word is used. | ||
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| + | The <strong maniculus " | ||
| ==== Sub-topics ==== | ==== Sub-topics ==== | ||