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Linguistic form exists at several levels, e.g.
- Syntax (dog bites man v. man bites dog)
- Morphology (The dogs eat v. the dog eats)
- Prosody (e.g. MIKE smiled; Mike SMILED?)
- Lexicon (``What is your position?" Lexical choice: ``lie" versus ``terminological inexactitude".
- Context, which may be linguistic or non linguistic:
- Linguistic context: Caesar came. He saw.
- Non-Linguistic context: time and place of an utterance.
Mike Rosner
Wed Oct 14 13:13:41 MET DST 1998