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tahrj-8512	Zezza, Michele; Zezza, Michele	Unlimited Semiosis, Encyclopaedic Semantics, and Interpretation of Rights	2024	28	.pdf	application/pdf	13691	438	28	4 On the peculiarities of legal language and legal interpretation, see Canale (2012: especially 158). problems whose solution often requires (or suggests) freeing oneself from the typical technicalities of legal interpretation of infra-constitutional nature, to instead resort to peculiar techniques such as proportionality or balancing; equitable or practical reasonableness; to various tools of “integration” and “construction” of law that in the philosophical-juridical debate tend to be ascribed to the concept of interpretation only in a broad sense.9 A significant feature of constitutional interpretation10 is the greater intensity and assiduity with which it may encounter “essentially controversial concepts” (see Gallie 1956): polysemous notions, used in different contexts (moral, political, legal etc.) with sometimes significantly different meanings, and often emotionally connoted; terms whose semantic extension makes any attempt at definition or cataloguing particularly problematic.	cache/tahrj-8512.pdf	txt/tahrj-8512.txt