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Lisa has brown hair. She is a big fan of Katy Perry and dyes her hair blue. If she now says her hair is blue, she speaks the truth. <br />Her friend Mary is a biologist and studies hair. She calls Lisa to be a participant in her study on naturally blue hair. When Lisa now says she has blue hair and can participate in the study, she speaks falsehood. | |||
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Participants
- Valerie Dingeldey
- Luisa Schnelker
Short description of the project
- short explanation of what color adjectives are
- summary of Kenedy&McNelly text "color, context and compositionality"
- showing a scenario in text and video
- provision of an explanatory video
- exercises
Produced material
Scenario
Lisa has brown hair. She is a big fan of Katy Perry and dyes her hair blue. If she now says her hair is blue, she speaks the truth.
Her friend Mary is a biologist and studies hair. She calls Lisa to be a participant in her study on naturally blue hair. When Lisa now says she has blue hair and can participate in the study, she speaks falsehood.
Back to the Semantics 2 page.