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Synonymy and Isomorphism in the Linguistic Theory and Practice
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The paper aims at presenting a theoretical status of synonymy and isomorphism in linguistic literature as well as the way English language users 'practie' synonymity in verbal interactions. A critical survey of the British philosophical tradition towards synonymy and the examples of the real uses of practical synonyms J. Svartvik, R. Quirk, A Corpus of English Conversation, Lund 1980 lead to the conclusion that synonymity is not a homogenous phenomenon but should be treated as a lingustic manifestation of intederminacy and gradability of some linguistic facts.
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1989
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http://hdl.handle.net/11089/15803
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bwmeta1.element.hdl_11089_15803