On “Logic and Conversation”
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Grice, Logic and Conversation, implicature, principles of conversation, semantics/pragmatics distinctionAbstract
This paper aims at being helpful in reading the Turkish translation of Paul Grice's 1967 lecture titled “Logic and Conversation”. After introducing some relevant background discussions in the philosophy of language literature briefly, the paper explains the main discussions in “Logic and Conversation” such as implicatures and their features, context and principles of conversation. In the end, some influences of “Logic and Conversation” on philosophy of language and linguistics are briefly mentioned.
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