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Modal Pathways: A Test Case
Aynat Rubinstein
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Department of Hebrew Language
Department of Linguistics
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Modal
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Semantic Approach
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Formal Semantics
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Corpus Study
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Historical Change
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Language Change
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Pathways of Change
50%
Modal Domain
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Pragmatic Inference
50%
Arts and Humanities
Pathway
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Modal
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Pragmatics
66%
Formal Semantics
33%
Temporal
33%
Corpus study
33%
Driving
33%
Language Change
33%
Historical Change
33%
Inferencing
33%
Computer Science
Language Change
100%
Historical Change
100%
Formal Semantics
100%
Social Sciences
Language Change
100%
Inferencing
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Psychology
Inferencing
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