Reference to Abstract Objects in Discourse

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Exploring the intricate relationship between language and abstract entities, this work delves into how reference to non-concrete objects is constructed in discourse. It examines the cognitive and philosophical implications of such references, providing insights into semantics and the role of context in communication. The author analyzes various linguistic frameworks and offers a comprehensive study of how abstract objects are understood and represented in different contexts, making it a valuable resource for linguists and philosophers alike.