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Modality may
refer to:
Modality (theology), the
organization and
structure of the church, as distinct...
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linguistics and philosophy,
modality refers to the ways
language can
express various relationships to
reality or truth. For instance, a
modal expression may convey...
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modal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Modal may
refer to:
Modal (textile)
Modal (drug)
Modal (company) Mode (disambiguation)
Modality (disambiguation)...
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Epistemic modality is a sub-type of
linguistic modality that encomp****es knowledge, belief, or
credence in a proposition.
Epistemic modality is exemplified...
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Volitive modality (abbreviated VOL) is a
linguistic modality that
indicates the desires,
wishes or
fears of the speaker. It is
classified as a subcategory...
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Dynamic modality is a
linguistic modality that is the
ability or
requirement of the
subject to do something.
Dynamic modality is non-subjective in contrast...
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Deontic modality (abbreviated DEO) is a
linguistic modality that
indicates how the
world ought to be
according to
certain norms, expectations, speaker...
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necessity ("must"), in
terms of one of the
following types of
modality:
epistemic modality,
concerned with the
theoretical possibility of
propositions being...
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presenting the
modality of
natural language;
image is both a
medium and a
modality;
music is a
modality for the
auditory media. So, the
modality refers to...
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Stimulus modality, also
called sensory modality, is one
aspect of a
stimulus or what is
perceived after a stimulus. For example, the
temperature modality is...
