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Reichenbach's tense framework: a standalone construct

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Semantics

an analysis of tenses as relations among the time of speech, the time of the event and a reference time from which the event is viewed.

In semantics, Reichenbach's tense framework refers to an analysis of tenses as relations among the time of speech, the time of the event and a reference time from which the event is viewed. This meaning comes from Reichenbach (1947) in Elements of symbolic logic.[1]

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References

Reichenbach, H. (1947). Elements of symbolic logic. The Free Press/MacMillan. ISBN 9780029262504

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