Claimd304328164c595bd928eaa29ace316a85d19cf90aea1040194611eee43e2af7b·Paper reconstruction — Sebastian Bücking (2025), Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions

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In the broad information-seeking question in (3), demonstrating surprise at Eliud's speed can indirectly inform the questioner about the quality of his performance.

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Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions — Question–answer behavior does not establish assertive identity
the demonstration of surprise at Eliud ’ s speed is an indirect source for information about the quality of his performance.
https://doi.org/10.1515/tl-2025-2001#unit-2-p2
Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions — Question–answer behavior does not establish assertive identity
the demonstration of surprise at Eliud ’ s speed is an indirect source for information about the quality of his performance.
https://doi.org/10.1515/tl-2025-2001#unit-2-p2
Empirical and theoretical arguments against equating exclamatives and emotive assertions — Question–answer behavior does not establish assertive identity
the demonstration of surprise at Eliud ’ s speed is an indirect source for information about the quality of his performance.
https://doi.org/10.1515/tl-2025-2001#unit-2-p2

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