TY  - JOUR
T1  - Denotations and their Kinds in Jurisprudential Principles and Statutory Provisions
A1  - Abolfazl Baghery Rad
A1  - Fiama Defa’azadeh
JF  - specialty journal of politics and law
JO  - SPECIALTY J. POLIT. LAW
SN  - 2520-3282
Y1  - 2017
VL  - 2
IS  - 4
SP  - 86
EP  - 99
N2  - Although discerning the internal layers of the words is more difficult, it does not mean disregarding the special styles and methods for the recognition of the denotation of the words. Mantuq, equivalent in English to denotations, refers to the meaning that can be readily understood from legal terms and texts. In simple terms, denotation is the same surface meaning of the words and sentences. But, because this apparent meaning is expressed differently, it demands a separate investigation. The apparent expression is sometimes stated explicitly in the form of congruous and implicative connotation. Also, the implication can take an implicit or so-called indirect implication. The implicit or the very indirect implication refers to the use of a word to mean something other than what is stated which per se incorporates suitable implication, remark implication and demonstrative implication.
UR  - https://sciarena.com/article/denotations-and-their-kinds-in-jurisprudential-principles-and-statutory-provisions
ER  -