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The Pragmatic Notion of Order. We should not say ‘Charles saw a lion and opened his eyes’ but ‘Charles opened his eyes and saw a lion.’ It seems to me, however, that this maxim contains an oversimplified notion of the order of events.

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General Principles of Rationality as a Basis for Language Usee more important maxims of Quantity, Quality and Relevance. Let us begin by considering an example from Levinson, quoted in a previous section:.According to Levinson, ’.’s contribution, taken literally, fails to answer .s question, and thus seems to violate at least the maxims of Quantity and Releva

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The Speaker-Hearer Scheme of Communicationanguage, a core that is assumed to have a logically primary function in relation to the use of language in communication. The parameters one varies in the study of meaning are determined by linguistic techniques of analysis, and meaning is constructed as a property of sentences. In this way of think

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Intentions and Beliefs as Conditions for Usenalysis represents beliefs and intentions as kinds of biological, natural facts to which a language is attached through rules and conventions. It is a picture of language as a linguistic mechanism connecting the minds of the speaker and the hearer. It is an idea of language as an extension (for the

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The Semantic Reading and the Notion of Indirect Speech do not think so. And neither do I think that the meaning of the following claim is clear to everyone: ‘In everyday speech, we often use one sentence to convey the meaning of another’ (Gordon & Lakoff 1975: 83).