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Not Exactly In Praise Of Vagueness Van Deemter Kees

Name: Not Exactly In Praise Of Vagueness Van Deemter Kees
SKU: BELL-9972738
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Oxford University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.37 MB

Pages: 358

Author: Van Deemter, Kees

ISBN: 9780191572883, 9780199545902, 0191572888, 0199545901

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Not Exactly In Praise Of Vagueness Van Deemter Kees by Van Deemter, Kees 9780191572883, 9780199545902, 0191572888, 0199545901 instant download after payment.

Not everything is black and white. Our daily lives are full of vagueness or fuzziness. Language is the most obvious example - for instance, when we describe someone as tall, it is as though there is a particular height beyond which a person can be considered 'tall'. Likewise the terms 'blond' or 'overweight' in common usage. We often think in discontinuous categories when we are considering something continuous. In this book, van Deemter cuts across various disciplines in considering the nature and importance of vagueness. He looks at the principles of measurement, and how we choose categories.
Abstract: Not everything is black and white. Our daily lives are full of vagueness or fuzziness. Language is the most obvious example - for instance, when we describe someone as tall, it is as though there is a particular height beyond which a person can be considered 'tall'. Likewise the terms 'blond' or 'overweight' in common usage. We often think in discontinuous categories when we are considering something continuous. In this book, van Deemter cuts across various disciplines in considering the nature and importance of vagueness. He looks at the principles of measurement, and how we choose categories