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Yes I saw that. But how does it follow that he has to point out "in the year 2008"? When not given a particular time period, I always assume an author's example
by r7000 18y ago
Yes I saw that. But how does it follow that he has to point out "in the year 2008"? When not given a particular time period, I always assume an author's example is meant to refer to the present. (Maybe I am not understanding your point).
- pchristensen 18y agoI agree about the author's time being the default context. I just suggested the specifics because pg was so concerned about timelessness.