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The claim that a sentence is only meaningful if it can be proven true or false.

Looks at "indirect force," or how we understand meanings that aren't explicitly stated.

Investigates non-literal language that often defies standard definitions.

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The claim that a sentence is only meaningful if it can be proven true or false.

Looks at "indirect force," or how we understand meanings that aren't explicitly stated.

Investigates non-literal language that often defies standard definitions.

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