Թեմա - Vagueness from linguistic perspectives
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Chapter I Vagueness from Linguistic Perspectives
1.1 Vagueness and Language
1.2 Vague expressions as discourse markers
1.3 Structural, Morphological and Semantic Characteristics of Vague Expressions
Chapter II Pragmatic Aspect of Vague Language
2.1 The Purpose of Being Vague in Interaction
2.2 Hedging as a Mitigating Function of Vague Language
2.3 Vague Language and its Communicative Functions
Conclusion
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