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Well, this thread certainly spun off in an unexpected diriection, and since p36 it makes for some interesting reading. If I may add a couple of comments:
I got lost in some of the pages of rarified semantics and debating points, but I agree with Guybrush's assessment of FZ; the man, the conduct, the lyrics put together suggest a genuinely-held mysoginistic attitude imo. I would dispute both sentences in this post, Terrapin:- Quote:
ii) Surely this is exactly how meaning works? When we want to, we choose words that convey our judgement: "That painting is colourful." = no judgement "That painting is garish." = negative judgement "He's a stallion" = approval "He's a creep" = disapproval Aren't those all examples of "necessary connotation"?
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