Concept information
Preferred term
deontic modality
Broader concept
Example
- Deontic modality encompasses four sub-values: obligation permission prohibition and necessity (the conceptualizer expresses his or someone else's needs). (Mendes, Hendrickx, Ávila, Quaresma, Gonҫalves & Sequeira, 2016)
- The representation of modal auxiliaries is particularly relevant for legal domain texts where deontic modality is essential. (Baptista, Reis, Dias & Santos, 2024)
- This means that projection of deontic modality in imperatives is independent from the lexical form of negation. (Han & Lee, 2001)
In other languages
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French
URI
http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/8LP-V2182DKS-8
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