In On What We Mean, Arnold Chien discusses the meaning of a speaker, a notion we use in everyday conversation. Speaker's meaning is a fundamental notion of pragmatics, i.e. the study of the relation between words and speakers. Yet everyday speaker's meaning has not been systematically studied in philosophy or linguistics.
In On What We Mean, Arnold Chien discusses the meaning of a speaker, a notion we use in everyday conversation. Speaker's meaning is a fundamental notion of pragmatics, i.e. the study of the relation between words and speakers. Yet everyday speaker's meaning has not been systematically studied in philosophy or linguistics.
Arnold J. Chien is works as a computational linguist in the Boston area.
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Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 The Concept of Speaker's Meaning: Van Fraassen on Why-Questions WDYM-Questions Answers to WDYM-Questions Gricean Speaker's Meaning Relevance Implicatures and Speaker's Meaning Chapter 4 What is Said Versus What is Believed: Ambiguity and Speaker's Meaning Ellipsis and Speaker's Meaning Conceptual Reasons, First Considerations The Disquotational Principles Ambiguity Revisited Ellipsis Revisited Chapter 5 Competence: Burge on the Role of Examples Projection Constraints Idiolects, Conceptual Reasons and "Usage" Conceptual Reasons Constrained, Part One Psychological Indeterminacy Chapter 6 Metaphor: Metaphor and Speaker's Meaning Metaphor and Conceptual Reasons Similarity Metaphoricity Conceptual Reasons Constrained, Part Two The Demand for Explanation Chapter 7 Notes Chapter 8 Bibliography Chapter 9 Index
Chapter 1 Preface Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 The Concept of Speaker's Meaning: Van Fraassen on Why-Questions WDYM-Questions Answers to WDYM-Questions Gricean Speaker's Meaning Relevance Implicatures and Speaker's Meaning Chapter 4 What is Said Versus What is Believed: Ambiguity and Speaker's Meaning Ellipsis and Speaker's Meaning Conceptual Reasons, First Considerations The Disquotational Principles Ambiguity Revisited Ellipsis Revisited Chapter 5 Competence: Burge on the Role of Examples Projection Constraints Idiolects, Conceptual Reasons and "Usage" Conceptual Reasons Constrained, Part One Psychological Indeterminacy Chapter 6 Metaphor: Metaphor and Speaker's Meaning Metaphor and Conceptual Reasons Similarity Metaphoricity Conceptual Reasons Constrained, Part Two The Demand for Explanation Chapter 7 Notes Chapter 8 Bibliography Chapter 9 Index
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