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Indicative and subjunctive mood in nominal clauses can be lexically or semantically selected. While none of these options can be proved as envisioned by Paul, each is at least lexically possible and contextually plausible. Summarizing the conceptual changes suggested by the above analysis, I underline that knowledge is not just a lexically, logically organized, and truth-oriented cognitive structure; it is also a historically and culturally determined preunderstanding, as hermeneutics suggest, and a bodily-biological evolutionary preunderstanding of the autopoietic system, as second-order cyberneticians and cognitive semantics suggest. |
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