An important boundary comes from the preceding lesson. Smoke indicating fire is a nonverbal rational indication in the source’s classification, not automatically verbal iltizam.
All three kinds studied here require a word pointing by convention to its full assigned meaning, a constituent, or an implication.
Ask first whether the indication is conventional and verbal; only then classify whole, part, or necessary implication.
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Keep the scope of verbal convention clear
The Three Kinds of Conventional Verbal Indication
An important boundary comes from the preceding lesson. Smoke indicating fire is a nonverbal rational indication in the source’s classification, not automatically verbal iltizam.
All three kinds studied here require a word pointing by convention to its full assigned meaning, a constituent, or an implication.
Ask first whether the indication is conventional and verbal; only then classify whole, part, or necessary implication.