Types and Tokens¶
Wetzel, L. (2016). Types and Tokens. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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Primes¶
- Type–Token Distinction
- A count at the upper level is therefore always a count under a stated sameness relation, and moving the relation moves the answer without a single occurrence having changed.
This sourceDistinguishes orthographic, phonological, morphological, lexical, grammatical, onomastic, lexicographical and statistical criteria for word types, on which the same expression counts as one type or several.
- A count at the upper level is therefore always a count under a stated sameness relation, and moving the relation moves the answer without a single occurrence having changed.
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