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Latin is no longer a conversational language, but that does not mean it is not used in modern applications. Economics, law, science, and many other disciplines use Latin phrases on a daily basis. Use of the phrase ceteris paribus is one example of how ancient thought and language continues ...
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I’m inclined to think that you meant Seattle Washington, not Vancouver Washington. happyjuggler0 5. October 2013 at 12:17 Hmmmm, my apologies; there is indeed a Vancouver in Washington, right on the Oregon border. Must remember…”google is my friend, google is my friend” ...
Yes, this is an occasion on which the CP and its maxims are suspended. When he formulated his CP, Grice qualified it with expressions like “normally”, “characteristically” and “ceteris paribus”. In other words, the CP and its maxims are not meant to be observed in all situations. ...
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