Biased polar questions in English and Japanese

Yasutada Sudo

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The non-truth-conditional (or ‘use-conditional’) aspects of the meanings of declarative sentences, e.g. presuppositions, conventional implicatures, etc., have been extensively discussed in formal semantics and pragmatics, but in my opinion, those of question meanings are much less understood. This paper

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